‘We are one’ but not the same…
By Aksa Arshad On October 16 a teacher in France was beheaded by an 18-year-old Muslim refugee. Following this, there has been a rise in...
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Human Rights and Decolonial Thought: A Marriage of Two Contemporaries?
By Azhar Vickland The ‘Decolonising Human Rights’ panel event was held on 22nd October 2020, by the Leeds Human Rights Journal and the Centre for...
Reclaiming Headingley : Women’s Rights are Human Rights
By Zahra Iqbal This blog usually consists of foreign human rights violations, which wrongfully leads us to believe that human rights violations do not happen,...
Europe’s failed refugee and asylum policy
By Lawrence Wilde The 9th September brought shocking scenes of a huge blaze raging through the Moira Migrant Camp on the Greek island of Lesbos,...
Should The UK Copy Australia's Immigration Policy?
By Lawrence Wilde There was shock around the political and legal spheres when news broke in The Financial Times of plans contemplated by Downing Street...
Mass Exodus of Migrant Labourers in COVID-19 India
by Rishab Aggarwal In the backdrop of increasing COVID-19 cases, the nationwide lockdown has been extended until May 31 in India. The brunt is faced...
Contact Tracing and Digital Rights in COVID-19 India
by Ritwik Srivastava In the wake of COVID-19, the Indian government came up with a contact-tracing application Aarogya Setu (application). The Prime Minister of India,...
Homelessness and Covid-19: The Government Response So Far
by Ben Fisher The instructions from the government are clear. Stay at home and save lives. As most of us adjust to our new four-walled...
The Oldest Profession in COVID-19 France
by Olivia McGhie “We will stand strong when we stand together. Long live the Republic. Long live France”. This is the rallying cry emanating from...
No Help, No Hope?
by Niamh Punton Amidst the chaos and panic of the coronavirus pandemic, one group within society has been largely ignored by media coverage and political...