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The UCL Institute of Archaeology is calling for applications to a Leverhulme Trust-funded PhD studentship focused on museum practices and the discourse surrounding UK post-colonial redress from 1997 to the …
Exploring Post-Colonial Redress: A PhD Opportunity at UCL Read More
In China, a wellness revolution is stirring, merging age-old Traditional Chinese Medicine with the modern allure of superfoods. This captivating blend is igniting an interest in health-focused products across beauty, …
Exploring China’s Superfood Revolution: Opportunities for Brands Read More
On 23 January 2025, the International Criminal Court’s Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) issued arrest warrants for Taliban leaders Haibatullah Akhundzada and Abdul Hakim Haqqani, citing gender persecution as a …
Advancing Rights: Gender-Based Persecution and LGBTQI+ Safeguards in Taliban Case Read More
In the vibrant world of generative AI, rapid advancements are transforming industries and pushing the limits of creativity. This evolution demands that leaders understand its implications for businesses, technology, and …
Transforming Industries: Stanford’s Generative AI Program Read More
The Taliban’s grip on Afghanistan since their return to power in August 2021 has seen a chilling rollback of women’s rights, culminating in various oppressive decrees. As of December 29, …
Taliban’s Oppressive Measures Intensify Against Afghan Women Read More
The UNPO’s side event at the UN Minority Rights Forum was a vibrant tapestry woven from the voices of passionate advocates who illuminated the shadows cast by geopolitical indifference. From …
Empowering Voices: The UNPO’s Vision for Inclusive Diplomacy Read More
Original Source: www.hrw.org In a chilling move this week, the Taliban have further tightened their grip on women’s education in Afghanistan, closing the last door to medical training for women. …
Taliban’s New Decree Strangles Women’s Access to Medical Training in Afghanistan Read More