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Hannah Gerber

No Clean Water for First Nation Communities: Repeated Settler Colonialism Within the Canadian…

Hannah Gerber Mar 12, 2017
Canada holds one fifth of the planet’s fresh water. Moreover, according to the United Nations development program, over 99.8 percent of Canadians have access to clean drinking water and clean water for sanitation purposes. Yet in March…
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Nigerian Government Bombs Refugee Camp: Another Failed Attempt at Defeating Boko Haram

Hannah Gerber Feb 10, 2017
After nearly a decade of fighting a bloody insurgency against this militant group, the Nigerian government has made yet another disastrous attempt at putting forward its agenda to defeat Boko Haram, a jihadist organization that in the past…
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Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing of African Refugees: The Contradiction between Jewish State and Democracy

Hannah Gerber Jan 13, 2017
July 15th, 2013 marked exactly 75 years to the day after the Evian conference of 1938, which was held in an attempt to manage the outflow of Jewish refugees fleeing persecution in Nazi Germany. State representatives at the Evian conference…
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Australia Deporting Nauru Island Refugees: A Scramble for Its Crumbling Reputation?

Hannah Gerber Nov 23, 2016
As a client state of Australia, Nauru Island has forever been dependent on the aid and resources from the Australian government in support of its temporary settlement of refugees. These resources have included detention centres and…
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ICC Expands Remit to Environmental Crimes: Is This What the People of Cambodia Have Been Waiting…

Hannah Gerber Oct 28, 2016
Cambodia’s land reforms in 2001 have led to over 10 years of violent and coercive land grabs, damaging the livelihoods of nearly 10,000 Cambodian citizens. These reforms initially legalized the act of spontaneous land-grabbing when such…
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