Left on the Sidelines: Sport, Mental Health and the Young Europeans We Leave Out
There is a moment every junior coach learns to recognise. The drill is running, the confident players are loud, and […]
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SYRIAN-LEBANESE DIASPORA: TWO DIFFERENT TRAJECTORIES.
Author: Giuseppe Francese Con il termine Mahjar si è soliti indicare l’eterogeneo movimento letterario costituito da numerosi intellettuali arabofoni, emigrati
The U.N, the E.U., and Racism in the time of COVID-19
Author: Farai Chikwanha The 46th regular session of the UN Human Rights Council commenced on the 22nd of February, 2021.
Religious Discrimination in the ECtHR’s Rulings
Author: Ingrid Garosi Freedom of Religion in the ECHR: Discrimination between Islam and Christianity Wearing or displaying religious symbols in
Assessing Sexual Orientation in Court: a short recap on the CJEU’s direction
Author: Luca P. De Cristofaro Introduction For decades, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has been the