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Racism against African Migrants in North Africa Is No Longer a Taboo

As far back as the 14th century, Ibn Khaldun, a historian of Arab descent born in Tunis, wrote that "the only peoples who accept slavery are the negroes, because of their lower degree of humanity, their place being closer to that of the animal.

Let’s Be Clear: Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Incited Violence at Al-Aqsa Mosque

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

I don’t accept that only Muslims enter the site … Jews, too, have human rights in this country, and they have the right to break into the site; I will, too, storm it, but not on Wednesday.

AUKUS Submarine Deal Can Shift Balance of Power in the Indo-Pacific

WorldBy Hatice Beyza Sezgin

The relationship between the two nations had deteriorated even before the deal's announcement due to human rights, security, and trade issues.

Terror in Huwara: Israeli Settler Violence Has No Limit

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

”Read: Israeli Forces Kill Nine Palestinians and Injure 20 in Jenin A state in the service of settlers In the same context, to understand better the link between Israeli settlers and the Israeli army, a closer look at a video published by the Israeli Human Rights Organization B'Tselem in 2021 is revealing as it exposes the connections many of these settlers have with the army.

Holy Spider: Between Truth and Fiction

Film ReviewBy Ismail Sarı

Yes, Iran has problems in terms of human rights and women's rights, and it cannot be said to be a democratic and free country.

Sweden Must Face Its Commitments Instead of Instrumentalizing Anti-Turkish and Anti-Muslim Sentiments

TurkeyBy Talha Köse

Swedish politicians, too, have exploited claims about human rights and free speech to clear the path for all forms of extremism – provided that they themselves did not suffer the consequences.

What Goes Wrong With Sweden’s “Limitless” Freedom of Expression?

OpinionBy Yucel Acer

” Is Sweden exempt from the understanding of freedom of expression that developed in Europe with the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights dating back more than half a century? Should freedom of expression be understood differently in Sweden than in other Council of Europe member states? In order to give a legally consistent answer to these questions, it is necessary to look at how the right of freedom of expression is defined in the ECHR and understood by the European Court of Human Rights.

Q&A: Attack on the Qur’an in Sweden

IslamophobiaBy Mert H. Akgun

” The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) features a similar regulation.

The Great Climate Upheaval: One Billion People are Expected to Migrate by 2050

WorldBy Ayan Mohamed Ali

Read: Code Red for Humanity: UN Climate Change Report Seriously WarnsThe IEPs first ecological threat register concluded the following: 19 countries experiencing the most challenges, including water and food shortages and increased vulnerability to natural disasters, are also among the world's 40 least peaceful.

Identified, Tracked, and Profiled: The Politics of Resisting Facial Recognition Technology

Books In-BriefBy Politics Today

he market for facial recognition technology (FRT) is rapidly growing as automation continues to take the place of human capabilities.

Japan: Military Expansion amidst National Decline

SecurityBy Saul Jihad Takahashi

Meanwhile, those who would dare criticize human rights abuses or oppressive government practices in current-day Japan are labelled as “anti-Japanese” traitors, in cahoots with the Chinese or the Koreans.

Turkey-Egypt Relations: Prospects for Normalization and Challenges Ahead

Middle EastBy Ismail Numan Telci

On the other hand, the possible takeover of the country’s administration by Haftar, who has a long record of numerous human rights violations and war crimes, was interpreted as a strong threat by decision-makers at the time.

Qatar World Cup Is Over: A Timeline of the Controversies Surrounding the Tournament

NewsBy Omar Awad

Then, suspicions shifted from logistical readiness to accusations of violating human rights and lack of freedoms.

Elon Musk’s Twitter Saga and the Twitter Files Bombshell

WorldBy Hakan Copur

He fired some high-level managers and executives on the very first day, and told the human resources department to prepare for a widespread layoff.

Five Books on How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming the Conduct of War

Book BundleBy Politics Today

” Latiff’s book comes as a warning to practice caution when adopting new weapons technology, and aids in understanding human and technical behaviors to attenuate its harms and decrease the chances of war.

How I Saw the Light in Gaza during my United States Trip

OpinionBy Yousef M. Aljamal

” This balance which limits our demands to what is “achievable” felt suffocating though, because it literally meant giving up on some of what the Palestinian people back home see as their basic human rights.

Why Workers’ Rights Sparked a Debate at the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar

Middle EastBy Silan Cecen

However, critics have raised their voices about migrant workers’ living conditions and human causalities that reportedly occurred during the construction of stadiums and other organization-related facilities.

Protests Continue to Set Fire to Iran: A Review of What Is Happening

Middle EastBy Omar Awad

Iran Human Rights (IHR NGO) claims that at least 304 people, including 41 children and 24 women have been killed in the ongoing nationwide protests and adds that “the numbers of deaths published are an absolute minimum.