The Dutch, Europe, and the Right
By Samuel Pennifold, MINT 2nd Year The Netherlands, Europe’s lowest-lying country, has become the latest western European state to beContinue Reading
Category: Features
Statement of Solidarity with Palestine from a Group of Students/Alumni at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights
23 November 2023 We, a group of current and former students at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law andContinue Reading
From Insider to Outsider: Reuniting with International Geneva
44th session of the Universal Periodic Review, held at Room XX in Palais des Nations in Geneva in early November
An Interview with Award-Winning Filmmaker, Writer, and Actress Crystal Kwok
CEAS interviewed Crystal Kwok following the screening of her film, Blurring the Color Line, at the third Geneva Forum on East Asia.
Ensemble Contre le Génocide – Standing Together against Genocide: Response to the Direction’s Message on the War on Gaza
By Decolonial Action Network The curiously titled “Standing together for peace in the Middle East” statement graced our inboxes onContinue Reading
Geneva, Switzerland Through the Eyes of a Student Studying Migration
By Patrick Condon, MINT 2nd Year This article was originally published in the Seton Hall University student publication, The DiplomaticContinue Reading
The Graduate Institute: Academic excellence, and precarious labour practices
TAs’ working conditions are students’ studying conditions; let’s fight together for a fairer and more diverse Institute!
What Does it Mean to Live in the Age of the Anthropocene?
By Mahnoor Khan The unchecked human plunder of the earth has launched us into a terrifying new geological epoch. NoContinue Reading
Pakistan and the blasphemy law – the state can and must do more to protect its religious minorities
The government needs to enforce the clauses enshrined in the 1973 constitution that entitle all citizens to equal rights regardless of their religious identity.
Inside Manipur’s Ethnic Violence
The root cause of this violence can be traced back to earlier this year when Manipur’s Chief Minister, Biren Singh, called for the eviction of tribal villagers from forest areas.
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