Labour, Precariousness, and the Future of Italy’s Art Workers
Despite anchoring one of the world’s great cultural economies, Italy’s art workers face workplace instability, low wages, and a system structurally designed
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Externalising Borders: The EU Migration approach
This contribution examines the recent and concerning direction taken by the European Union in the the process of Externalisation of Migration Issue
Sexual Violence as a Weapon of War: the Hidden Costs of Armed Conflicts
The use of sexual violence as a weapon of war is a severe violation of human rights. Sexual violence against women, men,
Abortion in the EU: A Widely Recognised Right with Unequal Access
“Denial of abortion is a form of discrimination against women because it withholds a service that only women need.” -Genova Tisheva, Committee
LGBTQIA+ Rights at Risk: Legal Backlash in Hungary and the United Kingdom
In recent months, two countries with distinct legal systems and contrasting historical approaches to LGBTQIA+ rights protection— Hungary and the United Kingdom—have
When Education Becomes a Political Weapon: the Attack on Harvard and Human Rights
In a country historically regarded as a leading nation of education and innovation, the United States (US) is now reshaping the face
Ekrem İmamoğlu: the risks of weaponizing jurisdictional and police authorities
Ekrem İmamoğlu and Türkiye’s opposition: justice as a political weapon On 19 March 2025, Ekrem İmamoğlu, Mayor of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality
Italy: Two More Femicides Highlight the Lack of Prevention Policies in the Country
What happened ? In the last few days Italy has been shocked by 2 new cases of femicide. Both victims were 22
Marine Le Pen: Between Judicial Conviction and Political Manipulation, the Rule of Law in Peril
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