Life imprisonment is a harsh sanction that is used in most countries in the world. Evidence from treaty bodies, ...
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Monday 14th September 2015 saw an exciting development on the legislative human rights front in Australia, as a ...
My previous post analysed some of the immediate and long-term responses to the escalating refugee crisis in Europe ...
The Dominican Republic’s (DR) motto proudly proclaims “Dios, Patrias, Libertad”—“God, Country, Freedom.” Yet, ...
The United Nation's new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted yesterday by the world’s leaders in a ...
European countries have expressed an interest in external processing of asylum claims, which would involve ...
As the European refugee ‘crisis’ worsens, the Hungarian government is resorting to more extreme border control ...
Both the ‘European family’ and the ‘European fabric’ has laid itself bare in the face of an apparently ...
Ongoing violence and war in the countries of the Middle East and Africa has led thousands of refugees to leave ...
More than four million refugees have fled Syria since 2011. Most of them have sought refuge in neighbouring ...
As discussed recently on the Blog, the Zimbabwean Supreme Court’s interpretation of Section 12B of the Labour Act ...
An Indian citizen enjoys a constitutionally guaranteed right to free and compulsory primary education (Article 21A ...
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