Revolution, The Only Solution for the Youth –…
Maurine NjeriMember of the Young Communist League - KENYA Under the Constitution of Kenya 2010, youth is defined as the collectivity of individuals who have attained the age of 18 years, but not the age…
Feasting: A Gallant Proposal – Dr. William Epstein
Dr. William EpsteinUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas | UNLV · School of Social Work - USA Feasting is an important program for the United States and modern society, indeed a transformative possibility for humane social…
Which interests are absolutely opposed to a “qualitative…
Joseph ChishimbaLaw Student at the Zambian Open University In an era driven by technological innovation, global connectivity, and a quest for equitable progress, the pursuit of qualitative education for all remains a fundamental aspiration. Yet,…
Arrears are loans that need to be repaid…
Abdulwahed MuhammadKurdistan Teachers Union - IRAK The issue of salary payments arose in early 2015 and was delayed month after month as a result of the conflict between the Kurdistan Regional Government and the federal…
Of Article 26 of the Universal Declaration of…
Dr. Innocent MuramuziValley University of Science and Technology - UGANDA On December 10, 1948, a concrete foundation for humanity was laid. This was the birth of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; a document that…
THE DEMOCRATISATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS: Current Situation,…
NANDO Yavo JonasDeputy National Secretary-General of SYNAFETP-CI (Ivory Coast) The matter of democratising the UN remains a concern, as the current challenges at both regional and global levels are significant. Therefore, implementing reforms to make…
Democratisation of United Nations: A Question?* – Prof.…
Prof. Sanjoy RoyDepartment of Social Work, University of Delhi - INDIA There is less tranquilly and serenely in the world now than there was a decade ago. A worldwide recession is imminent as economic instability…
THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE…
Prof. Rıfat OkçabolTURKEY According to Kuyaksil (2012: 21) human rights are "The inalienable rights of individuals, inherent to them as human beings, to be equal before the political authorities regardless of their sex, age, beliefs…










