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Human Rights Protection

September 5, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

National Human Rights Action Plan’s Contribution to the Progress of Human Rights

After the end of the cold war, the vast number of developing countries were eager to eliminate confrontation in international human rights activities through international cooperation. Against this background, the Second World

Columns/Human Rights

The Children of Gaza Are Freezing to Death

From early December 2024 to early January 2025, the body temperature of eight babies fell below any acceptable amount and they froze to death. This condition is known as hypothermia. The most recent of these children to die, Yousef, was

January 9, 2025

The Growth of Malignant and Exclusionary Social Movements

Human Rights

Editor’s note: This is the second of three articles on the role of social movements in bringing about transformative change. The U.S. and many

When You Suffer for Your Sanity and Struggle to Get Free

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In 1930, Clément Fraisse (1901–1980), a shepherd from France’s Lozère region, was confined in a nearby psychiatric hospital after he tried to burn down

Wall Street Erupts Over ‘Sex Slave’ Lawsuit Shaking JPMorgan Chase

May 7, 2026
Business/Human Rights

A highly unusual sexual harassment lawsuit involving JPMorgan Chase has gripped Wall Street and spilled into mainstream culture, after claims surfaced that a male former investment banker was subjected to coercive and

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China’s Quiet Pressure Leaves UK University in Turmoil

November 23, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Sheffield Hallam University’s decision to halt a major body of research into forced labour in China — first revealed in materials obtained by Professor Laura Murphy and originally reported by The Times

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The Children of Gaza Are Freezing to Death

January 9, 2025
Columns/Human Rights

From early December 2024 to early January 2025, the body temperature of eight babies fell below any acceptable amount and they froze to death. This condition is known as hypothermia. The most

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When You Suffer for Your Sanity and Struggle to Get Free

September 26, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In 1930, Clément Fraisse (1901–1980), a shepherd from France’s Lozère region, was confined in a nearby psychiatric hospital after he tried to burn down his parents’ farmhouse. For two years, he was

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The Growth of Malignant and Exclusionary Social Movements

September 11, 2024
Human Rights

Editor’s note: This is the second of three articles on the role of social movements in bringing about transformative change. The U.S. and many other societies are cycling into situations of toxic

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National Human Rights Action Plan’s Contribution to the Progress of Human Rights

September 5, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

After the end of the cold war, the vast number of developing countries were eager to eliminate confrontation in international human rights activities through international cooperation. Against this background, the Second World

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