Articles

Refugees – Historical Overview

By Samson Faboye "Every day, all over the world, ordinary people must flee their homes for fear of death or persecution. Many leave...

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Regional Developments in the Battle for Syria

By Samson Faboye In an unfolding tragic tale of twists and turns, the Syrian conflict has transmuted from that of a solidarity show of...

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Is Nigeria Tearing Itself Apart?

By Samson Faboye After years of Military rule, Nigeria clawed back her path to democratic governance in 1999 and for the first time in...

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Moldova's path to the EU: Myth or Reality?

By Patricia Papuc In this paper I would like to present Moldova`s path to the EU and try to respond to the paper`s question: is it a myth...

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Free elections or democracy?

By Mihai Ganea Free elections and democracy should be part of the same story, since it is difficult to imagine one without the other....

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The Scottish referendum: a reflection of an imperfect British model

By Samson Faboye The last is yet to be heard about the resultants of the Scottish Referendum on the question of independence from the...

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The resonance of World War I: 1914 and a century after

By Samson Faboye When the days of rejoicing are over, When the flags are stowed safely away, They will dream of another wild ‘War to End...

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Female Genital Mutilation between Human Rights and Tradition

By Serena Romeo Female circumcision is a form of gender-based violence and a fundamental violation of the rights of girls and women. The...

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Statelessness: what is it and how does the international community address the issue?

By Serena Romeo Most of us acquire citizenship at birth, and it is something we often take it for granted. Citizenship is something we...

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How I realized what human rights mean in Egypt

By Gaëlle Anne Fouéré For anybody who used to live in Europe, becoming aware of human rights practices in Egypt is a tough experience. A...

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