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Amid streets littered with potential dangers, along with a patchy police protection framework – taking a cab home at night is a public necessity for women in India. Stripped of voice, they routinely suffer violence and multiple human rights violations. From forced prostitution and trafficking to eve-teasing and dowry extortion; being a woman in India can be gruelling. Products of poor education and a patriarchal social order which preaches male ...
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Understanding the Human Rights trends in EU
Since its foundation in 2007, the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) produces every year a set of releva...
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Miscarriages of Justice: Latin America is failing its Women and Girls
The right to seek an abortion that is safe, legal and accessible is a human rights imperative. Despite this, abortion la...
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Corruption in the education sector in Tanzania – What can be done?
During my internship with the International Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) in September-December 2015, interning in the ...
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An accessory to felony – Uber in India
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Combating Human Trafficking with Mobile Phones
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Drone strikes veiled in secrecy – A call for transparency
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Hungary’s hope-crushing border fence and the right to seek asylum
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The Plight of Economic Migrants to Europe: A Far Cry from Benefits Tourism
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Call to Action: #LangkahSiswa
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Cambodia – A Country as Candyshop for Landgrabbers