“There is a kind of character in thy life, That to the observer doth thy history, fully unfold.” William Shakespeare Once again we find ourselves
Tag: Human Rights
India’s Kashmiri Detainee Self-Censorship Demand Is Undemocratic
India’s demand that thousands of Kashmiri detainees sign a bond that commits them to not to make any comments on “recent events” as a condition
Paradise Islands and Britain’s Human Rights Hypocrisy
As the Middle East lurches to deeper chaos, thanks to Washington’s drone-strike assassination in Iraq of Iranian and Iraqi citizens, and the world braces for
Inside the Battle for Another World
A succession of social upheavals over the last decade has radically realigned political power throughout the world. As a result of these tectonic shifts, what
A Second Nakba in the Making
Two years ago Friday, President Donald Trump formally recognised Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. We knew then that this was an irresponsible and cruelly insensitive act
The Uyghur Issue: How Can the U.S. Dare Lecturing China About the Rights of the Muslims?
In 2019, I have written a long analysis about “the Uyghur issue”; analysis which will be soon published as a book. For some time, I
The Cost of Feeding Yemen as War Rages On
Yemen’s war has proven to be far more than just another failed attempt at enforcing a certain socio-political reality. As it were, the cost of
Israel’s Case Against Human Rights Watch Reveals How Its Normalizing West Bank Land Theft
In November 2019, following a long legal battle, Israel revoked the work visa and deported Human Rights Watch (HRW) director Omar Shakir. According to HRW,
