The UN, Corruption and Scandals: How Did We Get Here?
“As an organization founded on equality, dignity and human rights, we must lead by example and set the standard,” he said.
Eastern Mediterranean: A New Impasse for Turkey-EU Relations?
However, the European Court of Human Rights recognizes TRNC "subservient administration" to the Government of Turkey, based on the principle that no population can remain in a governance vacuum.
The UAE’s Strategic Redeployment in Yemen
These are the UAE’s unwillingness to continue carrying the military and financial costs of the war, Abu Dhabi’s desire to improve its increasingly worsening image in the West- particularly concerning human rights issues- and the goal of continuing the war through proxies instead of direct intervention.
The rise of BJP in India coincides with the rise of Hindu nationalism
In the past 5 years under Modi’s rule, 44 people have been lynched- most of them Muslims- according to a report by Human Rights Watch.
Remembering the July 15 Coup Attempt After Three Years
Nevertheless, the whole judicial process will be completed after the applications of higher courts – the Constitutional Court and the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).
Why is there an Ever-Growing Opposition Towards the Sisi Regime in Egypt?
Human rights violations, unjust court proceedings, arbitrary arrests and wide-spread torture have all caused a deep hatred towards the Sisi regime by millions of Egyptians.
Is the Liberal Perspective Ahead of Turkish Politics?
And lately, the EU has accused Turkey of going backwards in terms of the rule of law and human rights.
Ethiopia: Political Reforms, Violence, and Now a Coup d’Etat
2020 is an election year in Ethiopia: The first general election after Premier Abiy Ahmed’s political and human rights reforms.
Why Turkey Will Continue to Honor Morsi’s Legacy
In addition, the Turkish public and political elites showed solidarity with Egypt’s popular movements, particularly the Muslim Brotherhood, which was subjected to an unprecedented deprivation of basic rights and human rights violations by the military junta in the country.
Turkey’s Elections Are Not Determined By Identity Politics
” In that peak decade of what Eric Hobsbawm termed the social and cultural revolutions, “… the threads which in the past had woven human beings into social textures” were cut.
Sudan: On the Road to Revolution or Violence?
Protestor demands and vision for a post al-Bashir Sudan have been clear: a civilian led democratic political framework, a state governed by the rule of law and upholding individual basic human rights and liberties.
Why Turkey’s Judicial System Needed Reform
The package also aims to improve the protection of rights and freedoms, provide a more objective and transparent judicial process, develop human resources, and facilitate access to justice.
EU-Turkey Accession Negotiations Backsliding?
The greatest effort in hosting the refugees, which started unilaterally much before the March 2016 migrant deal with the EU, gives a huge contribution in stemming the irregular migration flow across the Aegean Sea and in contrasting human traffickers.
The Nightmare in Idlib is Real: A Firsthand Account of the Horrors Being Perpetrated Today
The United Nations’ director of humanitarian affairs, Mark Lowcock, warned that a full-blown ground offensive by regime coalition forces, which would seek to seize the province entirely from opposition control, would result in the worst humanitarian crisis of the 21st century.
Will the Far-Right Lead Europe?
A recently released UN report states that ‘such restrictive migration policies contribute to aggravate the vulnerability of migrants and they serve only to increase human trafficking.
Turkey’s Education System Adapts to International Standards
Some of the career courses that have been included within this framework are as follows: Advanced foreign languages, second foreign language, financial math, data analysis and optimization, mathematical applications, biotechnology, energy systems of the future, material science, artificial intelligence applications, internet of things applications, creative approaches to environmental problems, smart cities and future of humanity, innovative approaches to social problems, behavioral economics, applied law, social media and culture, development and nature of human rights, power, sovereignty and international relationships, sufi literature, Islamic philosophy, creative artistic outlets, human-machine interaction, communication design.
The Syrian Regime’s Strategy of Forced Migration
Using chemical weapons and barrel bombs are just among the many inhumane measures that the Assad regime has used.
A Tale of Two Erdogans: How The West Went Rogue on Turkey
For the Soros style liberals, Erdoğan’s refusal to allow his nation’s internal affairs to be subject to malign foreign interference was a trigger for such groups to accuse Erdoğan of being some sort of anti-democratic human rights violator even though the terrorists he arrested threatened not just Turkey but the wider world.
Egypt’s Constitutional Change and the Future of the Sisi Regime
The referendum was strongly criticized by local and international human rights organizations.
Sudan and the Nile Spring: Raptures of Hope and the Uncertain Road Ahead
Protests were based on issues that are structural in terms of governance, the economy, civil liberties and human rights issues.
