Comment: By Joseph Byrne
Last year Europol director Rob Wainwright stated due to the crackdown in terrorist organisations and cells in Europe, people who fervently believe in committing terror for ideological reasons now find themselves being pushed further toward going it alone. Continue reading
Feature: Written by Khalid Jamal Mohamed.
French authorities are curently in the process of dismantling the country’s largest refugee camp, known as the ‘Jungle’. But with the destruction of the campsite, questions remain over what will happen to the thousands of refugees seeking asylum.
Feature: Written by Georgia Banjo.
The East African country’s imminent withdrawal from the International Criminal Court only draws attention to Burundi’s human rights abuses, in light of an array of political turbulence.
Comment: written by Harriet King.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was written for the entire human race – not just for certain communities, classes, or nations. So, why do some states still fail to follow the declaration?
Comment: written by Harriet King
The recently published image of a 3-year-old Syrian boys dead body washed up on the shores of Turkey caused havoc across the western world. As news organisations posted the photo online, thousands of social media users retweeted it on twitter and shared on Facebook to show their compassion towards his death.
