Anne-Rachelle Boulanger – Journalists for Human Rights

24 Nov

Aid May Harm Typhoon Haiyan Recovery Efforts

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The twenty-first century has been marked by countless natural disasters. Just to name a few – a magnitude 9.0 earthquake and ensuing tsunami in northeastern Japan in 2011, severe monsoon flooding […]

03 Nov

US Drone Strikes a War Crime?

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On May 23, 2013, US President Barack Obama described US drone strikes as a “legal, effective and necessary” tool in an effort to combat terrorism while asserting that he is […]

21 Oct

Liberia considers large-scale education reform

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Ten years after the end of its civil war, Liberia is still working to rebuild itself. The 14-year war did much to destroy existing Liberian institutions, including their education system. […]

07 Oct

When state secularism denies rights: a Canadian case

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Religious expression constitutes an essential part of our human rights, thus the banning of such expression from the public sphere implies a direct violation of our rights. Indeed, this type […]