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Ignored: The Growing San Diego Homeless Epidemic
With the fourth highest population of transient people in the nation, roughly 9,000 people within the San Diego area are…
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China’s Human Rights Crisis in Uighur Internment Camps
In a recent Amnesty International report, it was found that 13-year-old Dinara Yergali was just one of many Uighur Muslims…
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Death in Darkness: Vietnam’s Overlooked Democratic Crackdown
Democracy dies in darkness. In the wake of several brutal crackdowns of environmentalists and human rights advocates, few places better…
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El Aborto: (The Lack of) Women’s Reproductive Rights in Latin America
Roe v Wade may have been revolutionary for women’s health and rights in the United States, but the majority of…
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Venezuela’s Alleged Crimes Against Humanity
On September 26th, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Paraguay, and Canada, all signed a joint letter to the International Criminal…
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Healing the Invisible Wounds of the Yazidi Women
On August 3, 2014, Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) attacked Iraq’s Sinjar province in Northern Iraq, where around…
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The Other Side of Hong Kong: A Dire Housing and Class Division Crisis
Hong Kong At a Glance Known for its exquisite food, rich culture and opulent wealth, Hong Kong is heralded by…
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Turmoil in Tunisia: A Reflection on the Arab Spring’s Success Story
While Syria, Libya, and Yemen still face violent conflict as a result of the 2011 uprisings, Tunisia has been lauded…
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When Women’s Rights and Artificial Intelligence Intersect
When Saudi Arabia decided to make Hanson Robotics’ latest artificial intelligence product, “Sophia,” a citizen, addressing women’s rights was not…
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The Rohingya Refugees: 6 Things You Need to Know About Myanmar’s “Forgotten Crisis”
By Alex Melnik The Rohingya people of Myanmar face some of the world’s most oppressive conditions, yet receive little international…
