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Covid-19: How Can You Help India Flatten The Curve?

India is suffering from a severe spike in Covid-19 cases and many are in need of aid. You can help them by contributing to these charitable causes.

Yasonil Piyatissa June 1, 2021

The Brexit – COVID Cocktail: A targeted annihilation of workers’ rights?

The Brexit – COVID 19 phenomenon has generated a compound attack on the rights of Britain’s youth workers; one that is inadequately guarded by government policy.

Ameerah Salie May 31, 2021

How does White Supremacy work in Vietnam? The Colonial History that affects the Nation’s Ubiquitous Foreign Fetishization

“I don’t need to learn Vietnamese because I don’t have to.”, said Brian with his complacent attitude. Brian has been in Vietnam for more than 10 years, with a wife who is Vietnamese and a beautiful, cheeky daughter who will turn 3 years of age this summer.

Lei Nguyen May 29, 2021

Student Loans in the US: Equality of Opportunity at Stake?

This article attempts to provide an overview of the student loans crisis, the human aspect of this crisis, and how it can endanger equality of opportunity and undermine the American Dream.

Oussema Othmeni May 18, 2021

The Media Game in the US: A Threat to Democracy?

The State-Corporate Nexus in the US presents a challenge to the well-functioning of the Media as the fourth estate of democratic practice.

Oussema Othmeni May 2, 2021

This image show people protesting for intersex causes

The struggle of being born intersex: conform or be ultracised

Intersex people face violence and discrimination everyday. Still today there is little information about this group of people.

Juan Nader February 25, 2021

This image shows a march of LGBTQ+ pride.

The Increasing Danger of Biphobia

Bisexual people face discrimination from different communities because of misconceptions. Awareness about biphobia must be fostered.

Juan Nader February 23, 2021

Achieving peace through the eradication of hunger

In western countries, we never had to face the reality of death as a collectivity in the past decade more than in 2020. Of course, we have experienced the horror of terrorism, but those traumatic events awoke more islamophobia than thanatophobia. Since last March, the number of deaths caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has skyrocketed…

Esther-Lauren M’bilo February 18, 2021

Saiko: The Illegal Sea Trade Benefiting All

Saiko is an illegal sea trade which is depleting Ghana’s fish stock. Since it benefits all players working on the high sea, this makes it difficult to fight.

Senyo Agbleze February 10, 2021

Why does a Sex Offender Registry Matter in the Caribbean?

Caribbean nations are working towards a Sex Offenders’ Registry but many do see challenges ahead with implementation.

Latoyaa Roberts February 6, 2021

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New educational challenges arising from the COVID-19 pandemic

The inequality in education in the world is surpsisingly big. Nevertheless, the COVID-19 pandemic has made it worse.

Juan Nader January 24, 2021

Elderly farmers in their cabin at the Delhi border

Indian Farmers: The latest group to be under threat from the BJP government

Indian farmers have been protesting against the controversial new bills. The bills are controversial for several reasons. They, and the way the authorities have treated protestors, have spurred many similar protests around the world.

Gurjinder Khambay January 24, 2021

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