Border skirmishes and military tensions between Thailand and Cambodia are, regrettably, not new. The long-disputed boundary regions—particularly around historic temple sites—have seen periodic confrontations for… Read More »Escalation of Border Violence Between Thailand and Cambodia Raises Civilian Protection Concerns
The United States has once again thrown global trade into turmoil by imposing sweeping tariffs—abruptly announced, unevenly applied, and then partially reversed. These sudden moves… Read More »Tariffs as Tools of Harm: A Global Call to Reconsider U.S. Trade Policy
A recent report by Amnesty International has shed light on the challenges faced by many migrant workers under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). While… Read More »Reflections on Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program: A Need for Balance and Protection
As Saudi Arabia continues its ambitious national development plans under Vision 2030, including a series of “giga-projects” such as NEOM, Qiddiya, and the Red Sea… Read More »Concerns Over Migrant Worker Conditions in Saudi Arabia’s Giga-Projects
The Need for Stronger Engagement with the ICCPR The United States often positions itself as a global defender of human rights, but its approach to… Read More »Is the U.S. Truly Committed to Human Rights?
In recent years, governments around the world have passed national security laws aimed at addressing threats such as terrorism, cyberattacks, and disinformation. While these measures… Read More »How National Security Laws Are Eroding Civil Liberties in 2024