U.S. Bans Imported Goods from the Xinjiang Region Citing Human Rights Violations
The future of the Uyghur people seems dire, and the U.S. should continue to pressure China and protect the Uyghur population
COVID – 19 Preparedness and the Rohingya Refugee Crisis: Concrete Solutions Still Needed
The stateless Rohingya population has been subjected to consecutive waves of massive violence and brutality. Subsequently, they started migrating out of their home state in the early 1990s
An Immutable Definition? How the 75-Year-Old Grounds for Asylum Struggle to Adapt to the 21st Century
The very word “refugee” carries a significant rhetorical, social, and legal power. While the plights of refugees and asylum seekers can mobilize civil society and invoke empathy from individuals, it is the legal definition that establishes a mark of legitimacy in the eyes of the international community and triggers state obligations