Picture Credits: Kindel Media Human trafficking is one of the hardest crimes to both detect and prosecute. John Vanek, author, and consultant on the collaborative response to human trafficking, states…
How did human rights come about? A Brief History Overtime 12 min read It was only 100 years ago that in the United States, the 19th Amendment…
Picture: Jenny Chiang (front left), Jessica Wong (center), and Sheila Vo (front right) of Massachusetts’s Asian American Commission at a protest in front of the Statehouse in Boston on March…
“In the performance of their duty, law enforcement officials shall respect and protect human dignity and maintain and uphold the human rights of all persons.” States Article 2 of the…
Image credit: Travis Saylor Slavery. A term you have probably heard of and is often associated with the past, however, this violation of human rights continues today in both overt…
Image credit: Blogtrepreneur As enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), we are all entitled to human rights which protect our freedoms and abilities to live our lives…
Open diplomacy is not intended to be a substitution for traditional diplomacy. Open diplomacy is nongovernmental, informal, and involves unofficial interactions and activities between private citizens or groups of individuals,…
Image by David Mark from Pixabay The significance of children receiving primary education is extremely underrated. In order for young people to move forwards in their development, it is vital…
Image credit: Marco VerchWhat do Albert Einstein, Jackie Chan, and the Dalai Lama all have in common? The answer: They were all refugees. Sadly today many refugees are dehumanised and…
Image credit: 김컴맹딸The rise of Covid-19 has also resulted in the rise of hate crimes against certain ethnic groups and members of society. False stereotypes and misinformation have increased intolerance…
