Tag: Human Rights



Both the pandemic and the massacre in Gaza have shown the rise of the independent “expert,” who has no connection to any solid institution.

On June 18, Anasse Kazib, a French railway worker, trade unionist and socialist leader will stand trial for the charge of “apologia for terrorism.”

Progress on return of 339 children might still be a helpful step in the right direction

An article targeting European politics through the lens of bilateral relations with the U.S. was published on the official website of the U.S. Department of State.