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Cameroon: Evaluating the relationship between possessing Identification documents and the full enjoyment of the right to citizenship in Cameroon

The relationship between possessing identification documents and the full enjoyment of the right to citizenship in Cameroon is complex and often fraught with challenges.

Cameroon: The Value of a single vote

The relationship between possessing identification documents and the full enjoyment of the right to citizenship in Cameroon is complex and often fraught with challenges.

Poem on Natures call for Environmental Justice

My existence is for your joy and delight, Your mindful use of me brings fulfillment bright. The land, seas, trees, and creatures so grand, Gifts from the Supernatural's loving hand ...

Arts and Human Rights

Art has over the years been used as a creative form of expression of ideas, messages, information, advocacy and protests through poetry, music, dance, drama, graffiti, paintings, drawings, crafts, to mention but a few.

Abortion: “A Crucial Right or Moral Wrong”

Over the years, abortion has been a highly debated and controversial topic in the realm of human rights, pitting pro-choicers against pro-lifers.

The Death Penalty: A Necessary Evil or Redundant Violation?

The death penalty presents a controversy on ending a life to uphold human rights or protecting a life to protect human rights.

EVENT: END OF THE AMBASSADORS’ PROGRAM – GRADUATION CEREMONY

Ambassadors are encouraged to become active agents of change in their communities, advocating for human rights, social justice, and equality.

Iran: Aggressive repression on the inside – hostage diplomacy on the outside

Averting fates through political sponsorships

Ukraine: Ukrainian hostages suffer in Russian prison camps

They have no more time to wait. We must act.

Europe: The follow-up of the European Union elections

Citizens of the European Union’s 27 member states voted over four days to elect the 720 members of the European Parliament for the next five-year term.