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Éducation Précaire pour les Rohingyas dans le Plus Grand…
Environ 60% des réfugiés Rohingyas sont des enfants et 40% ont moins de 12 ans. La majorité de ces enfants ne…
Who Should Pay for Climate Change: The Polluter Pays…
The necessity of developing sustainable and tangible climate change policy is undeniable, but implementation is…
The Graveyard of Promises: The Case of Afghanistan
Only one year into their rule, the Taliban had publicly announced 378 diplomatic meetings with at least 35…
Aung San Suu Kyi: Queen of Selective Compliance
How is it possible that one of the most damning genocides of the 21st century–the Rohingya genocide–unfolded in…
Rajapaksas and Sri Lanka: The Fate of Dynasty Politics
Sri Lanka is facing a myriad of problems that upset the balance that they have maintained for decades.
Let Them Tweet Cake: Comparing Two Modern Revolutions
Not all revolutions look the same, function the same, or aim to serve the same group of people. The difference…
The Not-So-Hidden Crime: India’s Rape Crisis
Rape cases in India have begun to form a pattern: a brutal rape takes place, public protests gain the attention of…
Hands Off Her Hijab
Regardless of the rationale behind secular policies, laws dictating what women can or cannot wear take away their…
“The Rights of Man”: Patriarchal Citizenship…
In Nepal, patriarchal citizenship laws prevent women from conferring citizenship to children or spouses, treating…
Everest’s Sherpas: Necessity and Ambition
Essential to any expedition in the region, Sherpas are crucial to a successful summit and the backbone of Nepal’s…
Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan: A Gap Between Theory…
How the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan disproves the prediction made by the international committee and shows…
Why India’s Plan for a New Parliament May Spell a…
A new Indian Parliament with an increased capacity for members of parliament (MPs) raises the prospect of a…