AFRICA
DR Congo: Plans to lift the moratorium on the execution of the death penalty
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has faced aggression from neighboring countries through the so-called M23 rebellion, as well as a range of armed groups.
Uganda: Museveni’s Erratic Son
A Foreboding of a Volatile Uganda
Uganda: First, Let’s kill all lawyers
Uganda’s law society elections and their implications on the rule of law in Uganda
Schirrmacher visits former slave prisons in Africa
The ISHR-President and author of several books on the history of slavery, human trafficking and racism, has visited two of the most important historical memorials to the intercontinental slave trade in Africa.
The noble profession: Be a law student to become a lawyer – and be called ‘LEARNED’
‘LEARNED’ is not given, it is EARNED. Lawyers earn this. They do. Didn’t they? Does this mean others are not?
Nigeria: Economic stagflation in Nigeria: A threat to citizens’ human rights
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country and largest economy, is currently facing a severe economic crisis known as stagflation.
Africa: Statelessness
When your host country and your country of origin silently look on as the place you call home is demolished.
Africa: Youth-led protests and revolution in Africa: A path to change
Nigeria’s end SARS protests: A youth-led movement for change
Africa: Poisoned Soil, Poisoned Fruits
Can Development Plans Flourish in Africa?
Kenya: Kenya’s Maisha Namba Project
Balancing Digital Innovation with Human Rights Concerns
Kenya: We, the Gen Zs of Kenya
Our Non-Negotiable Demands and Why We will Keep Taking to the Streets
Uganda: The Right to Protest: Where Does Uganda stand?
About a month ago, I wrote an article on social media activism and whether its retreat activism.