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Nicaragua: Govt maintains strategy of repression and criminalizes right to protest

October 16, 2018

Nicaragua: Govt maintains strategy of repression and criminalizes right to protest via Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Two children killed, 120 Palestinians injured at Demonstrations in Gaza

September 10, 2018

Two children killed, 120 Palestinians injured at Demonstrations in Gaza via Al Mezan Center For Human Rights in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

August 24, 2018

Poetry by Penn Kemp in Tuck Magazine

Riots in Uganda protesting arrest and torture of lawmakers

August 21, 2018

Riots in Uganda protesting arrest and torture of lawmakers by Gloria Nakiyimba in Tuck Magazine

Nicaragua: Appalling loss of life must stop – Now

July 18, 2018

Nicaragua: Appalling loss of life must stop – Now via OHCHR in Tuck Magazine

Theresa May urged to stand up to Trump following 18 months of human rights violations

July 6, 2018

Theresa May urged to stand up to Trump following 18 months of human rights violations via Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Amnesty call for immediate end to separation and detention of children and families

June 29, 2018

Amnesty call for immediate end to separation and detention of children and families via Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Ending the Name Dispute: Greece and (North) Macedonia finally overcoming their ancient heritage rivalry?

June 29, 2018

Ending the Name Dispute: Greece and (North) Macedonia finally overcoming their ancient heritage rivalry? by Emmanuelle Rousseau in Tuck Magazine

Poland peaceful protesters defy escalating assault on freedom of assembly

June 26, 2018

Poland peaceful protesters defy escalating assault on freedom of assembly via Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Protests in Armenia continue ahead of vote

May 7, 2018

Protests in Armenia continue ahead of vote by Tom Arms in Tuck Magazine

Security forces urged to show restraint as Opposition Protests in Guinea set to continue

April 3, 2018

Security forces urged to show restraint as Opposition Protests in Guinea set to continue by Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

UN expert calls for end to rights abuses and deplores State repression in Belarus

March 29, 2018

UN expert calls for end to rights abuses and deplores State repression in Belarus via OHCHR in Tuck Magazine

You March Alone, You Die Alone

March 28, 2018

You March Alone, You Die Alone by Ahmed Tharwat in Tuck Magazine

Active But Peaceful Resistance

March 14, 2018

Active But Peaceful Resistance by Ananya S Guha in Tuck Magazine

Muskrat Falls: My Fight Against A Multibillion Dollar Corporation

December 8, 2017

Muskrat Falls: My Fight Against A Multibillion Dollar Corporation by Beatrice Hunter in Tuck Magazine

Patients flee hospitals in Cameroon to avoid crackdown on English-speaking regions

October 16, 2017

Patients flee hospitals in Cameroon to avoid crackdown on English-speaking regions by Amnesty in Tuck Magazine

Patriotism, the Flag and Free Speech

October 9, 2017

Patriotism, the Flag and Free Speech by Sami Jamil Jadallah in Tuck Magazine

Fox Sports follows the lead of the Pittsburgh Steelers

October 3, 2017

Fox Sports follows the lead of the Pittsburgh Steelers by Don Krieger in Tuck Magazine

A New Icon: Colin Kaepernick

September 27, 2017

A New Icon: Colin Kaepernick by Don Krieger in Tuck Magazine

Ugandan opposition block bill to scrap Presidential age limit

September 22, 2017

Ugandan opposition block bill to scrap Presidential age limit by Gloria Nakiyimba in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

January 25, 2017

Adrees Latif/Reuters By Jennifer N. Shannon

Why I Marched

January 25, 2017

AFP photo By Cynthia M. Lardner On Saturday I participated

Observations of an Expat: And So It Begins

January 13, 2017

AFP photo By Tom Arms And so it begins.

Canada’s 150th: Celebration or Requiem?

January 12, 2017

By Dave Patterson Canada turns 150 in

Cameroon President’s speech fails to address the nation

January 9, 2017

By Joseph Besong Paul Biya, the President of

Challenges facing Anglophones in Cameroon

December 13, 2016

AP photo By Joseph Besong Anglophones are the English

Brexit – The Poison Chalice Before The Supreme Court

December 6, 2016

PA photo By Hazel Speed What a total waste

The American election and the global culture of democracy

November 16, 2016

AFP photo By Ogunniyi Abayomi At my residence in

The Voice of the silent majority

November 9, 2016

By Hazel Speed This was predictable, and so far has

United States and Britain enable the catastrophe that has engulfed Yemen today

October 18, 2016

By Rupen Savoulian Since March 2015, Saudi Arabia,