Religious Minority Rights for Christians in India
Religious Minority Rights for Christians in India On February 5th, 2015, Al Jazeera reported on protests by Christians in India.... Continue reading →
Greece Bailout Tensions
Greece Bailout Tensions Today, I wanted to bring to your attention the recent developments in Greece with regards to the... Continue reading →
Cartoons and International Relations: “Average Mohamed”
Cartoons and International Relations: “Average Mohamed” With all of the news about the Charlie Hebdo cartoons, and the extremist response,... Continue reading →
Turkey Revokes Fethullah Gulen’s Passport
Turkey Revokes Fethullah Gulen’s Passport In another example of rising authoritarianism in Turkey, the government under Recep Tayyip Erdogan has... Continue reading →
Egypt Releases One Journalist; Two Still In Jail
Egypt Releases One Journalist; Two Still in Jail The BBCÂ reported that journalist Peter Greste–who was in an Egyptian jail for... Continue reading →
Protesting Does Not Make You Scum
Protesting Does Not Make You Scum On Thursday, January 29th, 2015, protesters at a Senate Armed Services hearing were shouting... Continue reading →
Egyptian Government Continues its Crackdown of Free Speech
Egyptian Government Continues its Crackdown of Free Speech Yesterday, I spoke about Mona Eltahawy’s New York Times article on the... Continue reading →
Atheism in Egypt: Human Rights Abuses
Atheism in Egypt: Human Rights Abuses Mona Eltahawy wrote a piece in the New York Times entitled “Egypt’s War on... Continue reading →
Ukraine and the Effects of War on Fighting HIV
Ukraine and the Effects of War on Fighting HIV On Monday January 26th, Michael Pizzi of Al Jazeera published an... Continue reading →
Greece Election Brings Anti-Bailout Party to Power
Greece Election Brings in Anti-Bailout Party to Power The citizens in Greece have went to the polls to vote in... Continue reading →