Every constitution promises free speech to its citizens. However, what this means depends on where one lives. In the U.S., it is almost absolute. In France and Germany, history and dignity set the boundaries. In Somalia, Egypt, and the UAE,…
Somalia’s Provisional Constitution outlines a system built on the separation of powers. On paper, the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary are meant to function independently, upholding accountability and safeguarding the rule of law. Click here for more information
International law promises equal rules for all states, yet in practice, power often decides the outcome. Enforcement is inconsistent—some states face swift action, while others operate with relative impunity. Click here for more information
In many parts of the world, the traditional image of a legal professional is still tied to courtrooms, litigation, and formal trials. However, this perception no longer captures the full scope or urgency of what legal advisors do today, especially…
Human rights were never meant to be weapons. Yet in today’s geopolitical landscape, powerful states often use them to justify wars, sanctions, and regime changes, while turning a blind eye to violations committed by their allies. This isn’t just hypocrisy,…
In every society, there’s an unspoken agreement between citizens and the government. Whether you call it a social contract or simply the system, it impacts every part of your life voting, paying taxes, seeking justice. Click here for more information.
They speak of “human rights” and “democracy”, but when Palestinians are killed, their words disappear. Click here for more information.
The post-World War II global order is cracking under the weight of injustice, conflict, and moral failure. From Gaza to Ukraine, impunity reigns, diplomacy falters, and international law is ignored. Click here for more information.
Somalia demonstrates a significant reality in most post-conflict nations: change is achievable, although delicate, and requires more than outside aid interventions. Click here for more information.
Are human rights truly universal? While the principle is powerful, the reality is far more complex and often, deeply unequal. Click here for more information.
