Tag: social justice

Marian Turski, a distinguished Holocaust survivor and historian, has passed away at the age of 98, leaving an enduring legacy ...

In a recent report, serious concerns have been raised about the Guernsey States' college funding model, with critics calling it ...

Following a powerful boycott in Croatia, the government has stepped up with a bold new law designed to tackle soaring ...

Amnesty International has slammed Italy’s decision to set up new detention centers in Albania, calling it a "stain" on the ...

In the World Report 2025: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Human Rights Watch shines a spotlight on persistent human rights challenges—from political ...

Sovereign states frequently grant territories and ethnic communities autonomy to encourage local governance, celebrate cultural heritage, and boost political stability. ...

In "Here lives the monster’s brain," The Guardian delves into the remarkable story of the man who exposed Switzerland's hidden ...

Curbing technical parole violations in New Jersey promises not only substantial cost savings but also a fairer, more just criminal ...

In a powerful statement, Georgia's human rights official denounced the government's use of "torture" against protesters amid ongoing demonstrations. Urging ...

The Anti-Racism Commission in Moldova is calling for stronger action to combat hate speech and hate crimes. Highlighting a troubling ...

Thousands came together in Slovakia to honor the memory of investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée, Martina Kušnírová, who ...

Portugal's groundbreaking drug decriminalisation model, launched in 2001, shifts the focus from punishment to public health. By treating addiction as ...