Genocide and crimes against humanity are grave offenses that have raised significant ethical and legal questions throughout history. In this comprehensive post, we delve into the definitions, historical context, and complexities surrounding these crimes.
In the 20th century, gender and ethnicity emerged as two significant components of marginality. Gender-based discrimination evolved alongside the Second Wave of Feminism in the 1970s, while ethnicity became a cornerstone of identity politics in the 1800s and 1990s. These categories of disadvantage are complex webs within the social and political fabric, often traced to … Read more
Child abuse is a deeply concerning issue characterized by actions that cause harm or risk to a child, involving physical, emotional, sexual abuse, exploitation, or neglect. This pervasive problem has profound and lasting effects on children’s lives, and it requires a comprehensive understanding of its multifaceted nature. Child abuse is not solely a one-time event … Read more