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The depths of our oceans are not just waters; they are a treasure trove of cultural heritage ripe for protection. A coalition of NGOs and Indigenous groups is gathering at …
Advocacy for Undersea Cultural Heritage at ISA Mining Code Talks Read More
Since the onset of the conflict in October 2023, the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI) has deployed over 80 international accompaniers who have worked tirelessly, completing 3,296 …
EAPPI Coordinator Majlaton: Faith, Resilience, and the Pursuit of Justice Read More
Keshava Demerath-Shanti, an LSA junior, is vying for the vice presidency of the Central Student Government (CSG) 2025 as part of the Human Rights Party. Following the withdrawal of his …
Keshava Demerath-Shanti: A Vision for Human Rights and Student Advocacy in CSG 2025 Read More
Germany has been gradually confronting its colonial history, particularly the period when it ruled extensive territories in Africa. One poignant story is that of Mnyaka Sururu Mboro, who has dedicated …
Germany’s Journey to Acknowledge Its Colonial Shadow Read More
In response to looming foreign aid cuts under the Trump administration, human rights and LGBTQ+ groups initiated proactive measures. Matthew Hart of the Global Philanthropy Project noted a trend of …
Proactive Stance of LGBTQ+ and Human Rights Groups Amid Aid Cuts Read More
Malcom Seah, a third-year Economics student at Singapore Management University (SMU), is preparing to publish his debut novel, Swimming Lessons, through Penguin Random House SEA on 29 April 2025. Set …
Malcom Seah’s *Swimming Lessons*: A Novel of Identity and Resilience Read More
The Walrus has introduced Mostafa Al-A’sar as its second Contributing Writer through the Journalists for Human Rights (JHR) initiative. This programme, which commenced in 2024, allows internationally trained journalists residing …
The Walrus Welcomes Mostafa Al-A’sar as New Contributing Writer Read MoreIn a powerful lecture at Brigham Young University, Rev. Lawrence Edward Carter addressed the pressing need for peace in today’s turbulent world, which he observed is marred by both personal …
Rev. Carter Urges New Generation to Embody Nonviolence for Peace Read More
Nicholas Opiyo, celebrated human rights lawyer and founder of Chapter Four Uganda, has stepped down as Executive Director after a decade of service. His departure has transitioned leadership to Anthony …
Nicholas Opiyo Steps Down as Chapter Four Director, New Leadership Emerges Read More
In solidarity with the commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, leaders from across the nation convened in Selma, Alabama, to confront the escalating threats against democracy and civil …
Leaders Unite in Selma to Safeguard Democracy and Civil Rights Read More