You’re never too far from home – the Romanian elections’ past, present and future
Politics has always been a big part of the Romanian identity. My very first encounter with it, and with freedom […]
human rights
Border Security or Human Rights? The EU’s AI Dilemma
In 2024, the European Parliament and the Council of the EU adopted the Artificial Intelligence Act. Set to enter into
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
Orientalism: Let the key players have a say.
Author: Giuseppe Francese La narrazione costituisce la prospettiva interpretativa secondo cui viene esposta una determinata tematica. Bisogna considerare che essa
From Ashes, the European Health Union
Author: Augustine Sokimi [Written in the framework of the Master of Advanced Studies in European and International Governance (MEIG Programme)
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
The International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust
Author: Hannah Bludau Holocaust recognition as our contemporary European entry ticket? On the International Day of Commemoration in memory of
From Crucifix to Burka: A Bias of the ECtHR towards Christian versus Muslim symbols?
Author: Macarena Diez Ortiz de Uriarte From crucifixes to burqas, wearing and displaying religious symbols and garments creates controversy. Article
The Indirect Influence of the ECtHR on the Russian Legislature Concerning the LGBT Community
Author: Anton Meshkov Since the Russian Supreme Court ratified the European Convention on Human Rights in 1998, the European Court