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By Anna Wettstein Africa has some of the most progressive human rights legislation in the world. This is what made me optimistic and...

By  Ayearst My time as a Legal Officer at Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) has given me a glimpse of what it will take...

By Cecile Capella-Laborde Learning about the geography of Akwesasne is essential to understanding the daily struggles of the Akwesasne Mohawk Community, and the...

By Peter Grbac No guidebook, no first-hand narratives, no newspaper reports, nothing really can prepare you for an experience in India. I say...

by Stacey Smydo I was super excited when I found out that I would be working at the One Earth Future Foundation this...

By Arielle Corobow The International Human Rights Training Program organized by Equitas for the past 35 years has been a site of participation,...

By Isabelle Rémillard Four girls in downtown Toronto, a little bit of gin, and a conversation about one-night stands. It didn’t take too...

“Do they know we are coming?” In 1971, an estimated 10 million refugees crossed the border from East Pakistan into India (UNHCR 2000...

By Jonathan Coulombe It’s been a little more than a Month since I started my internship at the LICADHO in Phnom Penh. The...

It sucks to be a refugee. And it really sucks to be a refugee in Bangkok. This summer I am working in Bangkok...

by Matthew Millman-Pilon Compared to many of the other interns, I would imagine that the challenges associated with my acclimatization were negligible. Colorado’s...

By Peter Grbac I met Indian bureaucracy the other day. She is a large, round woman who was perched on a dark solid...