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Human Rights Watch has revealed that over three dozen Venezuelans, who were deported from the U.S. to a prison in El Salvador, were misled regarding their deportation destination. Their families …
Misleading Deportations: Venezuelans Sent to El Salvador without Warning Read More
In Germany, the deportation of four pro-Palestine protesters, including three EU citizens, marks a troubling shift towards authoritarianism. This action by Berlin’s city government emerges amidst the backdrop of central …
Germany’s Authoritarian Shift: Deportation of Pro-Palestine Protesters Read More
In the shadow of Romania’s turbulent history, a powerful reminder emerges about the perilous state of sexual and reproductive health rights. In parts of the US, individuals grapple with draconian …
The Erosion of Reproductive Rights: Lessons from Romania’s Past Read More
Human rights advocates have vehemently criticised the appalling conditions within Turkey’s Y-type high-security prisons, urging for immediate reforms. Often termed “pit-type” prisons, Y-type facilities serve designated high-risk inmates, including political …
Urgent Call for Reform: Human Rights Abuses in Turkey’s Y-Type Prisons Read More
The global landscape of industrial production is dimming, particularly due to the blanket tariffs imposed during Trump’s presidency. An adjustment to our forecast reveals a 0.5 percentage point decline in …
Impact of Trump’s Tariffs on Global Industrial Forecasts Read MoreIn recent months, the concept of the boomerang has taken on a disturbing significance, akin to a horrifying hunt gone awry. As Césaire poignantly expressed, there comes a time when …
The Boomerang Effect: Civil Liberties Under Siege in America Read More
A recent study from Monash University has unveiled a troubling trend: technology-facilitated violence is increasingly prevalent in the Indo-Pacific but remains under-researched. Outside of Australia and New Zealand, there is …
Technology-Facilitated Violence in the Indo-Pacific: A Growing Concern Unveiled Read More
At the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council, a significant statement was presented, spotlighting the unresolved Tai Ji Men case. This written statement, submitted by CAP-LC, a recognised …
Tai Ji Men Case: A Call for Justice at the UN Human Rights Council Read More
On February 13, 2025, during its 58th session, the UN Human Rights Council circulated a statement submitted by the NGO CAP-LC, spotlighting the unresolved case of Tai Ji Men. Titled …
The Ongoing Struggle of Tai Ji Men: A Call for Justice at the UN Read More
The realm of European Big Science embodies a transformative potential that transcends the confines of pure scientific inquiry. According to Riccardo Crescenzi, a unified approach to these grand research ventures …
Harnessing the Power of European Big Science for Socio-Economic Transformation Read More