Written by: Pranjali Kanel, Ravi Prakash Vyas and Thérèse Murphy Welcome to our BlogPost Series, which asks ‘Is human rights prepared for digital technologies?’ The… Read More »Introducing BlogPost Series: Digital Technologies and Human Rights
Author: Mohammad Pizuar Hossain | Senior Lecturer, East West University (This post is part of the blog series from the participants of the 15th International Winter… Read More »Bangladesh: a rethinking about the right to health through lessons learnt from the COVID-19 pandemic
Author: Beenish Ashraf | Oped Column Syndication On December 12, 2020, Iranian authorities had executed Ruhollah Zam, an Iranian dissident and journalist who was living… Read More »Iran : death penalty and political weapon
Author: Visalaakshi Annamalai | currently working with UNHCR in India The pandemic has kept us all socially distant from so many things that were once… Read More »A peek into the lives of Afghan Sikhs, a refugee migrant group
Author: Kanak Mishra | O. P. Jindal Global University On 29th July, the Supreme Court (S.C.) of Mexico, in a 4:1 decision, rejected a State… Read More »What does the Mexican Supreme Court’s rejection to decriminalize abortion mean for Human Rights?
Author: Emma Kench, University of Sydney Nepal has experienced significant macro-economic growth throughout recent years, illustrated in the expansion of its annual GDP growth rate… Read More »The Role of Microenterprise Development in Women’s Empowerment: Nepal
Author: Shradha Khanal Truth has become a major victim of the Coronavirus pandemic. The global prevalence of disinformation has sidelined the genuine enforcement of public… Read More »Fighting Fake News in COVID- 19 Infodemic
Author: Ravi Prakash Vyas Previously published at Global Campus Preparedness The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed shortcomings that countries are struggling to overcome. Rather than looking… Read More »COVID-19 Opportunities for Asian Inter- and Intra-Regional Integration
Author: Arafat Ibnul Bashar We humans, have long tried to make peace with our mortality. We have tried to find solace in death through funeral… Read More »Right to Decent Burial and Funeral Rites in the time of Covid-19
Author: Layal Alghoozi The COVID-19 pandemic has stolen the lives of approximately 500,000 individuals, resulted in millions of job losses, and sparked a global recession… Read More »Hyper securitized response to COVID-19, the next 9/11?