human rights

15 Posts

Mexico’s Spiral of Violence: Murdered Journalists, Paralyzed Authorities

This year, more journalists have been murdered in Mexico than ever before – and a total of 27 media professionals …

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Analysis

Colombia’s Partial Peace and Its Discontents

Analysis

International Human Rights Day: Those Who Do Not Officially Exist Have No Rights

Analysis

The End of Egypt’s State of Emergency: Is This the Beginning of a Fundamental Transformation?

Analysis

UN Human Rights Council: As the US Returns, it will have to deal with China and its Friends

Beach of Paquitequete in Pemba, photo by Stefan Ehlert

Opinion

Multiple Crises in Mozambique: The Terror of Cabo Delgado and its Consequences

Analysis

Saudi Presidency of the G20: Kingdom of Intolerance

Event

Transatlantic Dialogue III – Five Falling Stars: The Decline of Rule of Law and Democratic Multilateralism

Opinion

World Cup 2018 Confirms: Democracies Better at Playing Football

Analysis

Scoring with Free Elections and Civil Rights

Refugee Camp with lots of tents at the Turkish-Syrian border.

Opinion

Turkey: No Future for Refugees

Opinion

Hiring Bullies as Bouncers

Air strike in Sana'a

Opinion

Trapped in Yemen

Photo: Soldiers of the Kenyan Contingent serving with the African Union Mission in Somalia in the southern Somali port city of Kismayo.

Analysis

Somali Refugees: Between Shelter and Discrimination

Afghans who were repatriated are arriving to Afghanistan in a truck with an Afghan flag on it

Analysis

Pakistan’s Uneasy Relation with Afghan Refugees