Recent protests show that there is a need to establish a reparative framework in states with colonial histories, as a means to bridging the peace between the formerly colonised and the former colonisers.
Read moreHonour killings continue to take the lives of girls and young woman across the world
Romina Ashrarfi’s father beheaded her for running away with her older boyfriend last month. Women and girls continue to be killed for “bringing shame” upon their families around the world, and governments must take decisive action to protect this vulnerable population in accordance with international treaty obligations.
Read moreChildren in prisons have been ‘left out’ of the COVID-19 response
With continued social distancing measures in place in the UK, some children in the country’s young offenders institutions (YOIs) have been locked in their cells for over 22 hours each day.
Read moreA human rights framework is necessary to govern artificial intelligence
The far-reaching implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) demand the creation of a robust international legal framework to deal with new technologies and fortify current ethical guidelines.
Read moreThe Practice of Telemedicine: An Advancing Threat to Patient Privacy
Virtual medicine grows as the pandemic keeps patients at home; international law calls for stronger protections of patients’ private data.
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