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Human Dignity - Page 42

November 11, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

Teenagers Take Porn Industry to Parliament

A group of 15 teenage girls in southeast England has taken its campaign against the sexualisation of school uniforms to the British Parliament, calling for legislation to prohibit their use in pornographic

Judiciary/Sri Lanka

Four Arrested Over Alleged Gunpoint Gang Rape of Young Woman in Northern Sri Lanka

Four young men have been arrested in connection with the alleged gang rape of a young woman at gunpoint in the Santhapuram area of Kilinochchi, northern Sri Lanka, police said. The suspects were taken into custody by Kilinochchi Police on

November 11, 2026

What Happens Behind the Operating Theatre Doors?

Diplomacy/Human Rights

Patients undergoing surgery surrender control of their bodies to medical professionals, often becoming completely unconscious before an operation begins. While surgeons concentrate on the

Bangladesh’s Minorities Face Rising Insecurity

Columns/Geopolitics

On November 4, 2026, a 50-year-old man, Zahed Bepari, was hacked to death inside a Sufi Shrine in the Charkewar Union of the Munshiganj

China’s U.S. Report: $1.14 Trillion Debt, 100,000 Overdoses, 1,300 Killed by Police

August 17, 2025
United States/World

The State Council Information Office of the People’s Republic of China on Sunday issued a detailed report criticizing the state of human rights in the United States in 2024, highlighting issues ranging

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The Monsters of the Global Crisis Interregnum

August 15, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

The famous quote by Italian Marxist philosopher Antonio Gramsci seems to have been written for the moment humanity is currently experiencing: “The old is dying, and the new cannot be born. In

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Thomas Sankara’s Legacy is Alive in the Sahel

August 14, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In the months after the 1987 coupin Burkina Faso that killed President Thomas Sankara, screen printers in the capital, Ouagadougou, began to churn out shirts with Sankara’s face on them. The image

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Man Accused of Helping 29 People End Their Lives Speaks Out: “It Was Compassion”

August 10, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Sean Davison, a 63-year-old New Zealander living in Dorset, has broken his silence after being arrested on suspicion of assisting suicides at the Pegasos clinic in Switzerland — a case that could

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World’s Indigenous People’s Day — Some Reflections

August 9, 2025
Columns

Show respect to all people, but grovel to none…Tecumseh Introduction On 9 August each year, the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples is observed globally, a day designated by the United

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Beyond Air Temperature: Why Heatwave Strategies Must Focus on the Human Body

August 5, 2025
Health

As heatwaves become more frequent and intense due to climate change, researchers are urging a fundamental shift in how societies prepare for extreme heat. A new analysis published in Nature argues that

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Sri Lanka’s Casino Coup: Welcome to the City of Nightmares

August 3, 2025
Editorials/Sri Lanka

Editorial When the jackpot owner Lawrence Ho declared that Sri Lanka could become to India what Macau is to China, he may have intended it as a compliment — a bold vision

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Lesbian Archbishop Breaks Anglican Barrier

August 3, 2025
Human Rights

This is a story of the Immortal Diamond, the Cherry on the Knickerbocker Glory of Anglicanism. The Anglican Church in Wales has just elected its new primate. This is the Bishop of

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Only the Mother Remains: Reflections on World Breastfeeding Week

July 31, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

Each year, the first week of August is observed across the globe as World Breastfeeding Week, a gentle reminder of a truth known to humankind long before the formulation of public policy

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UN Refugee Chief Warns EU: Budget Cuts Driving Migrants to Europe, Not Solving Crisis

July 28, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The UN’s top refugee official has warned that severe funding cuts to the agency tasked with protecting displaced people are already fuelling a rise in migration to Europe — and urged EU

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The Lord’s Prayer in an Age of Discord

July 28, 2025
Columns/Social

The seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time this year coincided with a day of profound symbolism: the twenty-seventh of July, which the international community has dedicated to grandparents and the elderly. In a

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Can Poorer Nations Build a New Development Model?

July 25, 2025
Columns

A horrifying statistic hovers over the poorer nations: 3.4 billion people now live in countries that spend more on interest payments for public debt than on education or health. In 2024, according

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White House Fury as Netanyahu’s Syria Airstrikes Rattle Fragile Ceasefire

July 21, 2025
Israel/World

Tensions between the United States and Israel have reached a new low after Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu defied repeated warnings from the Biden administration and escalated Israeli military strikes inside Syria, targeting

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Can We Build Robust Public Administration Institutions in the Global South?

July 3, 2025
Columns/Geopolitics

A decade ago, I was a fly on the wall during a trade negotiation between the United States and a small country in Southeast Asia. What interested me was not the substance

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When the World Is Ruled by Criminals and Lunatics

June 18, 2025
Diplomacy/Editorials

Editorial It is a bleak indictment of our epoch that the language of reason, morality, and international law now rings hollow against the roar of missiles and the bluster of sociopaths in

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