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Towards an “LGBT-Free” Poland?
As of February 2020, over 100 Polish municipal or local governments have proclaimed themselves to be “free from…
Érosion de l’État de droit en Europe de l’Est : les…
Pour mettre un terme à cet opportunisme économique grandissant de la part de certains pays membres et asseoir sa…
Un droit menacé : l’avortement face au rigorisme moral
Il y a 45 ans, Simone Veil, alors ministre de la Santé en France, se battait pour un projet de loi autorisant l'IVG…
A Woman’s Right to Choose: Changing Abortion Laws…
The clashing ideals of 'Pro-Life'and 'Pro-Choice continually struggle to gain ground around us. They frequently…
Can the EU Rise to the Challenge of Illiberalism?
Europe—and the world at large—has seen a rise of what some call ‘illiberal democracies’ in past decades. They are a…
Politicized Memory: The Holocaust in Poland
In an increasingly far-right and nationalist Eastern Europe, Poland’s government is moving to revise and politicize…
Poland’s Controversial Political Reform
A climate of fierce legislative change and civilian discontent has been brewing steadily in Poland since the…
Law and Justice and Hate Crime: Will the UN Change…
On September 22nd 2017, the Human Rights Council at the UN Headquarters in Geneva adopted Universal Periodic Review…
THЭ VЭRΔICT
From the moment of their inception, laws stretch out into every street and crevice of a country and cast their…
Poland’s Falling Out With Democracy
In the past several weeks, Poland’s government has received domestic and international backlash following the…
Eastern and Western Europe’s Dichotomous…
Exported North Korean labourers are numerous and have grown more and more international. It has been claimed that…
NATO’s ‘Enhanced Forward Presence’ and Mutually Assured…
“Actions speak louder than words.” This is the rather mundane turn of phrase then-PM David Cameron used at the…