Como una economía emergente con una fuerza de trabajo en crecimiento, India cree que debe tener voz en los asuntos internacionales. Nadie está en desacuerdo. Pero entonces, en asuntos cruciales de política exterior, India debe tomar iniciativas que puedan buscar terminar con el sufrimiento humano.
What is the experience of growing up gay in Russia? oDRussia publishes extracts of Sergey Khazov's semi-autobiographical novel — longlisted for a literary award in 2010, but deemed 'too politically sensitive' by publishers to make it into print.
إدخال openGlobalRights: مشروع متعدد اللغات تهدف إلى جمع الناس من الجنوب والشمال معا في نقاش حول مستقبل حقوق الإنسان.
Ten years of majoritarian style AKP rule has turned Turkey into a polarized country, increasingly torn apart between contrasting worldviews and lifestyles.
Resentment of the west is making emerging powers hold back when they could be using their strengths and experiences to challenge the world’s abusive regimes. A contribution to the openGlobalRights debate on Emerging Powers and Human Rights. Español, العربية, Português.
Until now, the west has been attempting to tell China how to behave when it comes to human rights. But things are changing. Increasingly, China is engaging in international debate over rights. Does China aim to redefine the norms? A contribution to the openGlobalRights debate on Emerging Powers an
到目前为止，西方总是试图告诉中国在人权问题上应该如何行动。但是事情真在改变。中国越来越积极介入有关人权的国际辩论中。中国要在未来重新定义国际规范吗？ English, Español, العربي.
Hasta ahora, el Occidente ha intentado dictar a China cómo comportarse con relación a los derechos humanos. Pero las cosas están cambiando. China cada vez participa más en el debate sobre derechos. ¿Es posible que China pretenda redefinir las normas en el futuro? 中国语文, English, العربي.
El resentimiento contra occidente está provocando que las potencias emergentes se contengan cuando podrían estar utilizando sus fortalezas y experiencia para desafiar a los regímenes abusivos del mundo.
In Russia, homophobia is not just an attitude, but government policy, with new legislation reinforcing traditional hostility to sexual minorities and violence against gay people as common as ever. Svetlana Reiter discussed the situation with psychologist Vladimir Shakhidzhanian.
These various analytical approaches to Gezi fail to see the space, time and actors as “in process”; that is, not as being but as becoming.
