By Simon Holin Alice Weidel, co-chairwoman of the German far-right party ‘Alternative for Germany,’ (AfD) is no stranger to controversy....

By William Ackroyd Image: Getty images, Omar Marques On the 24th February 2022 the Russian Federation began a full scale invasion of...

By Amelia Blakey Image licensed by Istock / Credits : Getty Image An estimated 61% of asylum seekers experience serious mental illness...

by Simon Holin After the war came to an end on the Korean peninsula in 1953, South Korea was among the poorest nations in the world. With...

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By Alexandre Doré 21st-century Latin America is becoming somewhat of a laboratory for the concept of social justice. The attempt at a new...

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By Katia Fazio “We are tired of being the women that must sustain our sick families. We are tired of being killed. We are tired of...

By Daisy How Between 2005 and 2010, Syria experienced its worst drought in recorded history, and this coupled with the surge of Iraqi...

By Sohani Singh The word ‘disability’ is often used in correlation to physical disabilities, or, at least, the ones which are visible to...

By Lara Defterios The Americans with Disabilities Act, or the ADA, was a ground-breaking disabilities civil rights law when it was signed...

By Joaquin Magno The consequences of serving with the armed forces are significant. With the necessary, high-risk, and high-pressure...

By Katia Fazio I remember it every year, like clockwork. The excitement, the ads on television and on billboards around the city, the...

By Daisy How The disability perception gap (source) in the UK states that 1 in 3 disabled people feel there is prejudice towards...

By Lara Defterios Famine is a form of poverty well-known to us. Living in Europe, fundraising events aimed at combatting famine are also...

Written by Joaquin Magno When I was 15 or 16, I felt that it was a given that I had to go to university, and get a degree – that I had to...