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Published in: HomeThe closure of the Greek broadcasting corporationHilary Wainwright reports from Thessaloniki on what happened when the state ordered Greece’s state broadcaster to shut down
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Published in: HomeGreece deprived of its public broadcasting service: More than a bad soap operaFlawed it may have been, but ERT, Greece's public broadcaster, was one of the few things holding the country...
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Published in: HomeWhat Rouhani may mean for Iranians
Rouhani’s positive reputation among western powers when he led Iran’s nuclear negotiations provides Khamenei, if he...
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Published in: HomeSocial movements and unrest in Mauritania since the Arab Uprisings
During those rare moments when western media attention is turned to the country, it is usually with a focus on these...
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Published in: HomeLibyans say no to militias
Protests were motivated by what has become a two-year-long struggle to force Libya's powerful militias to hand over...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaWestern Sahara: the inconvenient uprising nobody wants to talk (or hear) about
While many praise the remarkable determination of Sahrawi activists to maintain the peaceful character of their...
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Published in: 50.50Daring to speak: militarism and women’s human rights in Burma
‘How can we get peace and democracy when we still have domestic wars and when everyday people are dying?’ Jessica...
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpageEmerging powers and human rightsOur guest editors provide a walk through this week's theme of emerging powers and human rights. A contribution to...
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Published in: HomeShould I stay or should I go? Hobson's choice for Iraqi refugees in SyriaThose familiar with Syria before the conflict would recognize that xenophobic sentiments are contrary to the...
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Published in: HomeFitna at the gates
Despite it all, Hezbollah remains a key constituent of the weak and de-facto decentralised state - the legitimate...
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Published in: HomeTurkish force, lies and videotape: repression on three frontsThe Turkish state seems to be determined to repress ongoing and expanding popular revolts largely by using a...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKWhen a fire starts to burn: who wants to be national?
In this concluding piece of the re-birth of the nation series, the editor asks what these articles tell us about the...
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpageL'heure est à un nouveau débat sur les droits universelsBienvenu dans openGlobalRights - un projet multilingue qui vise à créer un dialogue entre les peuples du sud et du...
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpageChallenges and opportunities in a changing worldEmerging powers are starting to wield some clout on global rights but they need to do much more says Amnesty...
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpage不断变化的世界蕴藏着挑战与机会新兴国家开始在国际人权方面发挥一些影响力，但是他们还需要做更多。 ——国际特赦组织秘书长
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpageDeğişen bir dünyada zorluklar ve fırsatlarUluslararası Af Örgütü’nün Genel Sekreteri: “Yeni ortaya çıkan güçler, küresel haklar üzerine bazı güçleri ve...
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpageTurkey and the neo-Ottoman approach to human rightsErdoğan is trying to carve out a role for Turkey as the protector of the rights of Muslims worldwide while punishing...
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpageTürkiye ve Yeni Osmanlıcı İnsan Hakları YaklaşımıErdoğan, Türkiye için dünya genelindeki Müslümanların haklarını koruyucu bir rol oluşturmaya çalışırken, kendi...
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Published in: openGlobalRights-openpageTime for a new kind of debate on Global RightsIntroducing openGlobalRights: a multilingual project aiming to bring people of the south and north together in a...
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Published in: HomeKyrgyzstan, violence vs justice
The chaotic scenes at the trial of a man charged over inter-ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan are damaging the legal...
