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A recent study reveals that while Jordan’s youth are largely aware of human rights issues and advocate for justice and gender equality, they face significant barriers like limited access to …
Jordanian Youth’s Human Rights Awareness: Barriers and Aspirations Unveiled Read More
A recent study reveals that Jordanian youth hold strong views on human rights but face significant barriers to engagement, such as limited access to information and societal pressures. Despite having …
Jordanian Youth: A Mixed Perspective on Human Rights Amidst Challenges Read More
Nabahat Lotia’s “Pottery Traditions of Pakistan” explores the rich heritage of the country’s pottery, covering techniques and traditions across various provinces. With 27 chapters, it presents a tactile journey from …
Unveiling the Soul of Pakistan: Nabahat Lotia’s Pottery Journey Read More
The WOLA series emphasizes racial and ethnic justice in protecting human rights in the Americas, highlighting the urgency for the next U.S. administration to address systemic inequalities. The region’s rich …
Racial & Ethnic Justice: A Cornerstone for Human Rights in the Americas Read More
Kerala Piravi commemorates the formation of Kerala state on November 1, 1956. The state’s historical roots trace back to the early 20th century with various princely states, leading to a …
Kerala Piravi: Celebrating Unity and Cultural Progress Read More
The article highlights the necessity of gender equity in advancing human rights in the Americas. It underscores the persistent structural inequalities faced by women and LGBTQIA+ individuals, the vital role …
The Imperative of Gender Equity for Human Rights in the Americas Read More