Awaiting “Never again”: The Persecution of Uyghur Muslims
Spanning over 9.5 million square kilometers, encompassing over 1.3 billion people and a rich history, China is far…
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Blaming Violence on Mental Illness: A Lose-Lose Situation
In North America, the treatment of individuals suffering from mental illness has shifted dramatically over time.…
Re-thinking Canadian and US Immigration Policy
Among the top 10 immigrant-friendly nations include Canada and the United States, unsurprisingly, as both of these…
Slavery – Not an Institution of the Past
Currently, every country around the world has abolished slavery, though the final country to do so was Mauritania,…
Saint turned Human: Aung San Suu Kyi’s Silence on the Rohingya Crisis
Like a broken record, Aung San Suu Kyi, State Counsellor of Myanmar has come under fire for her recent commentary,…
Qatar-Gulf Crisis: Several Years in the Making
A little over a month ago, sudden news emerged that four Arab countries, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates,…
A Lawyer is Not Acceptable- At Least Not in China
A world superpower equipped with one of the largest economies in the world, China has indisputably become a…
Another Page in Russia and LGBTQ Rights: The Chechnya Story
Accusations of human rights abuses are nothing new to Russia and most recently, the situation has reached an…
Are All Refugees Treated Equally?
With the summer months looming ahead, many of us imagine being on a beach with the scorching sun on our backs,…
Does the UN do Anything? A Review of 2016
The newly-elected United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres kicked off the new year with a stirring speech,…