Human Trafficking and Exploitation in Thailand

As parents from parts of northeast Thailand are carelessly sending their own daughters to cities such as Bangkok in acts of exploitation and in the dangers of human trafficking, the government continues to act illegitimately doing nothing to save these young girls.

Georgia Diamantopoulos

The War That Never Ends: LGBTQ in Kenya 

Discrimination African countries have on homosexuals. My article talks about Kenya specifically, as there has been many protests lately where thousands of people have united, to protest against Kenya's Nairobi Courthouse.

Genocide in Slow Motion

A Half-Decade of Plundering and Ethnic Cleansing in West Papua has left its lands poisoned, its culture silenced, and its people tortured all for the benefit of the Indonesian military and foreign capital.

Jovan Ilijev

Menstruation Stigma: Discrimination of Women in India

Menstruation Stigma: Discrimination of women in India" will uncover the origin of the stigma around menstruation, and how such stigma impacts the lives of women and girls living in rural parts of India. 

Valeria Baikova

In the time it takes to count to 60, 24 girls under the age of 18 will be forced into marriage somewhere in the world. About 12 million underage girls are forced into arranged marriages each year. Poverty, lack of education, gender inequality, and cultural beliefs sustain the practices.  

Patricia Martinez

First world persecution: Singapore's Restrictive Regime

Singapore may be considered a first world country but there are certain human right abuses that they have committed over their short existence as a nation. Whilst the people of their nation may be clouded by the thoughts of Singapore is a perfect nation, there are some violations that cannot be ignored.

Andres Gamarra

Freedom of Expression:A Silenced Crisis In Saudi Arabia 

Saudi Arabia is undergoing a crisis of censorship, oppression, and prosecution. The state has been, and continues to be one of the most prominent violators of Human Rights, and yet, its oppressive regime seems to be tolerated, and overlooked, by the world's most powerful and influential states.

David Grechez

China's Muslim Re-education Camps

Many consider the kinds of atrocities committed in World War II to be relics from a time long gone, but if there's something China is showing us it's that evil doesn't have a time frame.

Tomas Premoli  

The Gaza Strip

This report is an analysis of the israeli gaza conflict. It will examine the situation in both territories and will determine to what extent are military actions from both sides justified or if they are in the border of a violation of human rights.

David Elharrar

Cow Protection: Violence in India

There has been a recent rise of cow protection groups. These self proclaimed vigilantes believe it is their obligation to ensure that the cow is respected throughout India, and thus violently target minorities, violating the rights of Muslims and Dalits who consume and slaughter cows.

Santiago Rallo