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Confronting Home-Grown Terrorism: The Canadian Government Considers Designating the Proud Boys a Terrorist Organization Following the Attack on Capitol Hill
02 Feb

Confronting Home-Grown Terrorism: The Canadian Government Considers Designating the Proud Boys a Terrorist Organization Following the Attack on Capitol Hill

Tess Pilkington2020 – 2021, Civil & Political Rights, Newspaper, The Americas

The Canadian government is considering designating the Proud Boys a terrorist organization following their involvement in the violent attack on Capitol Hill on January 6. Adding the racist, white nationalist […]

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Addressing Systemic White Privilege: Is the U.S. at a Crossroads?
14 Jan

Addressing Systemic White Privilege: Is the U.S. at a Crossroads?

Sophie Crawford2020 – 2021, Civil & Political Rights, Newspaper, Social & Economic Rights, The Americas

Beginning in 2014, studies have demonstrated that public opinion increasingly recognizes that “anti-black discrimination is widespread, a serious problem, and that the United States has not made much real racial […]

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A Look into Africa’s Conflict-Ridden Sahel Region in 2020
31 Dec

A Look into Africa’s Conflict-Ridden Sahel Region in 2020

Derya Ekin2020 – 2021, Africa, Civil & Political Rights, Editors' Picks, Social & Economic Rights

2020 has undoubtedly been a year of mass uncertainty and loss. Worsening climate change and the COVID-19 pandemic have elucidated the importance of establishing stability and security within our lives. […]

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Isolation, Inequity, and Ineptitude: COVID-19’s Magnification of Health Inequality within Nunavut
29 Dec

Isolation, Inequity, and Ineptitude: COVID-19’s Magnification of Health Inequality within Nunavut

Sophie Sklar2020 – 2021, Social & Economic Rights, The Americas

COVID-19 and subsequent lockdowns have amplified Canada’s inequalities in resources, wealth, and — notably — access to medical services, with the nation as a whole growing cognizant of these social […]

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Beyond Brick Walls: Supporting Montréal’s Unhoused Individuals in the Time of Covid-19
09 Dec

Beyond Brick Walls: Supporting Montréal’s Unhoused Individuals in the Time of Covid-19

Tess Pilkington2020 – 2021, Collective & Developmental Rights, Editors' Picks, Newspaper, Social & Economic Rights, The Americas

It was not until the frigid temperatures of Montréal winter began to bite that the Government took the plight of the city’s unhoused seriously. As if the disproportionate impact that […]

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Refugee Education Policies in Turkey: A Lost Generation?
05 Dec

Refugee Education Policies in Turkey: A Lost Generation?

Mackenzie Birbrager2020 – 2021, Collective & Developmental Rights, Middle East, Social & Economic Rights

As civil war erupted in Syria in 2011, the world watched as millions of Syrians were faced with the unimaginable peril of uprooting their lives to flee violence and persecution. […]

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The Pantanal Fires: How Brazil’s Far-Right Presidency Hurts the Environment and Indigenous Communities
02 Dec

The Pantanal Fires: How Brazil’s Far-Right Presidency Hurts the Environment and Indigenous Communities

Enora Lauvau2020 – 2021, Collective & Developmental Rights, Newspaper, Social & Economic Rights, The Americas

Brazil is often celebrated for hosting part of the Amazon rainforest, known for its sheer size and diverse ecosystems, but the country also boasts another, lesser-known wildlife reservoir towards its […]

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The Iranian Regime’s Suppression of Women’s Rights Activists
26 Nov

The Iranian Regime’s Suppression of Women’s Rights Activists

Atussa Kian2020 – 2021, Civil & Political Rights, Middle East, Newspaper

Civil unrest, cruel tragedy, and unjustified brutality have defined the reign of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which came to power after the 1979 Revolution that toppled the Pahlavi dynasty. […]

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The Purity Paradox: How Cultural Populism Tarnishes Progressive Politics
20 Nov

The Purity Paradox: How Cultural Populism Tarnishes Progressive Politics

Alexander Mclaren2020 – 2021, Civil & Political Rights, Newspaper, Social & Economic Rights, The Americas

Progressive political values have, by and large, provided the impetus for improving universal human rights standards. However, even though the ends ought to be the principal objective of any political […]

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Double-Edged Sword: The EndSARS Protests and Nigeria’s LGBTQ+ Citizens
17 Nov

Double-Edged Sword: The EndSARS Protests and Nigeria’s LGBTQ+ Citizens

Sophie Sklar2020 – 2021, Africa, Civil & Political Rights, Newspaper

The EndSARS movement against police brutality in Nigeria has captured global media attention in recent weeks. While it has been hailed as a moment of tremendous progress, one must also […]

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