Pro-Democracy Protests Continue In Belarus
The August Presidential elections in Belarus has led to months of mass protests, sanctions, and speculation of wavering support from Belarus’ closest ally. The August
Zimbabwe: Life After Mugabe
The people of Zimbabwe were promised job creation, a thriving economy and human rights reforms after the military coup that ousted Robert Mugabe from power
Falkland Islands Free Of Landmines
According to the British Foreign Office, the Falkland Islands will be free of landmines, for the first time since the 1982 conflict. Following the Falklands
Journalist Killed in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
Elyas Dayee, a radio journalist working in Afghanistan, was killed by an improvised explosive device (IED) attached to his car on Wednesday 11th November, Human
Nigerian Authorities Return Police Brutality Activist’s Passport
According to a report on November 9th, 2020 from Reuters, Nigerian Immigration Authorities have recently returned a passport to one Modupe Odele. Odele was a
Armenians Are Burning Their Homes As They Leave Nagorno-Karabakh That Was Handed to Azerbaijan
Armenians previously living in Nagorno-Karabakh have set fire to and destroyed their homes while leaving the area. As part of the trilateral agreement between Armenia,
The Tigray Crisis Enters Third Week Without Signs That Hostilities Will Cease
Alamata, a small town in Ethiopia’s northern region of Tigray, usually famous for its beautiful green mountains, is now the battleground in Ethiopia’s unfolding civil
Ousting Of President Vizcarra Leads To Protests In Peru
A series of demonstrations have broken out in several Peruvian cities after President Martín Vizcarra was ousted from office on the 9th of November, tipping
French President Emmanuel Macron Attends Exclusive Interview in a bid to Address Rising Tensions Between France and the Islamic World
On 31 October, French President, Emmanuel Macron, conducted an interview with Al Jazeera to discuss the mounting tensions between France and the Islamic world. It
World’s Largest Wetlands Are In Danger
South America’s Pantanal region, the world’s largest wetlands, have been drastically affected by wildfires in the last year. The Pantanal area is an estimated 200,000
The United States is Experiencing a Humanitarian Crisis
The United States of America has surpassed over 10 million COVID-19 cases, leading health professionals to announce the situation as a humanitarian crisis. Nearly one
Amnesty International Warns Of War Crimes In The Tigray Crisis
The United Nations has warned last Friday of war crimes that had been perpetrated on the night of November 9 in Mai-Kadra, Tigray, the northernmost
The 11th Of November Is A Powerful Peace Builder In 2020
A century ago, an unknown warrior was buried under the Arc de Triomphe and another one within the walls of Westminster Abbey. A new tradition
U.S. Plans Sanctions On Iranians For Violence Against Protestors, Sources Say
The U.S. has announced plans to shortly implement sanctions against individuals and entities involved in perpetuating violence against Iranian citizens involved in the anti-government demonstrations
The Human Cost Of Incendiary Weapons: Why Stronger International Laws Are Needed
A recent report by Human Rights Watch and Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic has revealed the horrific human costs associated with the use