EU Funds Islamist Indoctrination in Pakistani Schools Uzay Bulut April 23, 2025 The bloc has “lost its credibility as a commercial power guided by human values,” human rights activist said.
“Double standards, censorship and the abuse of institutions are breaking apart the EU”: An Interview with Branko Grims Álvaro Peñas November 18, 2024 The European Union will only be as strong as democratic nation states that are integrated into it.
When a Culture War Becomes a Truth War Jorge González-Gallarza May 13, 2024 Facts are being spun—and non-arguments are being lazily assembled—to score partisan points.
Human Rights Law: Where Environmental Initiatives Go to Die Aaron Rhodes May 9, 2024 The Court is inflating the definition of human rights, thereby weakening it.
Defending the Dignity of Man Dualta Roughneen April 26, 2024 Dignitas Infinita attempts to show that human dignity cannot be manipulated to promote an ideology.
Canada’s Euthanasia Regime: An Interview with Ramona Coelho Jonathon Van Maren April 24, 2024 Once society embraces euthanasia, it becomes practically impossible to contain.
Hungary and Ukraine Edge Toward Solution to Minority Dispute Tamás Orbán January 29, 2024 Foreign ministers discussed Hungarian diaspora’s language rights in Ukraine—and began preparing a future Orbán-Zelensky summit.
Argentina’s Firebrand President Condemns the Davos Abortion Agenda Jonathon Van Maren January 18, 2024 Javier Milei made it clear that he will defend the most vulnerable in our societies.
Worsening Situation in Cuba Sees Dictatorship Crack Down, Economy Crumble Bridget Ryder January 18, 2024 Human rights advocates accuse the EU of continuing to support the regime.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 75: One of the Most Dangerous Documents Ever Written Benjamin Harnwell January 17, 2024 If the state is the author of our rights and has the power to grant them to us, then they are not rights, but permissions that the state could revoke at any moment.
