The Unseen Fallout of Excluding Women in the Humanitarian Aid Activities in Afghanistan
The central role of women in humanitarian efforts cannot be overstated, as they navigate a complex landscape from community empowerment to conflict prevention. Their multifaceted contributions are integral to creating […]
Tensions Between Migrants and Locals in Western Countries
Given the impact of several factors such as economic instability and geopolitical movements, migration has emerged as an indisputable aspect of modern society. Complex tensions reflecting the diverse perspectives within […]
Roots of Conflict: Unraveling Global Challenges for Lasting Peace
In the contemporary global landscape, marked by an alarming surge in conflicts and violence, the rising death toll and pervasive consequences of war demand urgent attention. In 2022, at least […]
The Complex Path to Global Peace
In a world where we so frequently hear of conflict and violence, the pursuit of global peace may seem to be naïve or unattainable. But peace as a state of […]
The Rising Tide of Violent Crimes in D.C.
There has been a steady upward trend in violent crimes in D.C. this year. In September the number of reported homicides exceeded 200 which is the highest it has been […]
Policies Shaping Social Bonds
Policies Shaping Social Bonds: Examining the Influence of USA Immigration Policies on the Evolving Process of Immigrant Social Integration
The conditions of the Uyghur minority in China
Uyghurs are one of the officially recognized native Islamic minorities living in China. They are mostly settled in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR), in the northwest part of the […]
No green card for TPS recipients
In June 2021, the United States of America Supreme Court unanimously ruled that people living in the US under the “temporary protected status” (TPS) who initially entered the country illegally […]
Is it just a question of more legal representation?
Image by Freepik President Biden has recently made public the decision to expand access to legal representation and court systems by reinstating some of the initiatives shuttered during the previous […]
President Biden’s decision to raise refugee admissions cap to 62,500
At the beginning of May 2021, the United States President officially announced that for the current fiscal year, which runs until the end of September 2021, his Administration would have […]