In Review: New Migrant Labor Reforms in Qatar
The Kafala system is made up of many components in Qatar’s society, legal system, and labor market. Each component needs
26 EU MEPs, British MPs Call for Nuclear-Free Middle East
Twenty Six EU MEPs and British MPs expressed their concern about the United Arab Emirates (UAE) new nuclear plant that
Saudi Arabia’s failure to obtain seat at UNHRC should be a wake-up call
Saudi Arabia has failed to win UNHRC seat following its human rights violations.
The Financial Crisis of UN Special Procedures
During the Human Rights Council session, the UN Coordination Committee of Special Procedures delivered a statement on the UN financial
UN Commission in South Sudan Calls to End Gender-Based Violence
Well into its 45th session, the UN Human Rights Council is faced with the topic of sexual violence in conflict.
The Philippines in Focus at the UN HRC
Rights Groups Call on the UN Human Rights Council to Launch Investigation into Extrajudicial Killings
13 EU MEPs Call for Nuclear-Free Middle East
13 MEPs have called for a nuclear-free Middle East, urging the UAE to dismantle its newly launched nuclear facility.
Use of Environmental Protection as A Means of Violating the Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Virunga National Park is one of Africa’s largest parks with important flora and fauna reserves. Thanks to its rich biodiversity,
Feminist Politics and Academic Feminism: A Postfeminist Interface
What will the woman of the future be? This implicit question is never asked in policy making, but it underwrites
Women’s Art Labour in Post-State Socialism: Inside the Machine of Dis/empowerment
The problem of women’s art labour and its socio-economic sustainability remains acute in post-state socialism despite the wave of professionalisation