The rewriting of history in action: President’s Macron’s Africa narrative
Over the past few months, the term ‘civilization’ has been used by state leaders in worrying trend. In the first instance, the term was used by President Donald Trump […]
Category Archives: Human Rights
The International Criminal Court: Reputation and Reform
The International Criminal Court (ICC), established in 2002, was created on the basis of becoming a permanent institution for the trial of individuals who have committed the world’s most serious […]
Editorial: Disabled in an abled World
Today marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and I am one of them, kinda. At this point, I have officially been ‘severely disabled’ for fifteen months (according to […]
Creating A Fairer Indonesia for People with Disabilities
Earlier this year, Indonesia made a significant shift in the use of a human rights-based approach to the issue of disability by passing a new law, Law Number 8 of […]
A Darkening Cloud: The Plight of the Rohingya
The Rohingya people are an ethnic Muslim group that inhabit a small section of the Western corner of Myanmar, and have done so for many years. Yet despite claim to […]
