Loyalty and Violence Against Civilians in Haiti’s Ongoing Crisis
Rachel Dion
In Haiti, gang violence is an everyday occurrence. Today, over 80% of Port-Au-Prince is currently controlled by rival gangs, who are steadily…
Revolution at Cross-roads: Political Rivalries and Fragile Quest for Democracy in Bangladesh
Rubiat Saimum
Bangladesh’s bloody July-August mass uprising has pushed the country into a multitude of crises. The uprising, originally started…
The Silenced Spoils of Conflict: Women and Girls with HIV/AIDS Transmitted from Sexual Violence During Armed Conflict
Mia Valliere
Across the globe today, there are over 110 ongoing armed conflicts. As much as the latest updates on…
Héritières de paix et disruptrices de sécurité : Les jeunes femmes réinventent l’avenir
Katrina Leclerc
Vingt-cinq ans après l’adoption de la Résolution 1325 du Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies, il est tentant…
Australia’s Trolley Problem: Balancing Security Threats in Offshore Detention Facilities
Doyle Stone
In 2001, the Norwegian freighter ship, the Tampa rescued 433 Afghan asylum-seekers from an overcrowded boat stranded in…
Canada’s Border Balancing Act: Can We Handle Trump’s Deportation Wave?
Jenna Hennebury
“They’ll come in by the thousands, maybe even millions, and Canada better be ready for it.” These aren’t the…
“Prayers, Politics, and Protests: Evangelicals and the Invasion of Brasilia”
Joao Victor Borba
On January 8th, 2023, supporters of Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro marched from the Army Headquarters in Brasilia,…
WATER INFRASTRUCTURE AND INDIGENOUS SOCIAL RESISTANCE IN SIERRA MADRE, PHILIPPINES
Mark Pablo
The Agta’s Kaliwa Dam Conundrum The Indigenous Agta-Dumagat-Remontado (simply called Agta) is an Indigenous tribal group that…
Diagnosing Canadians’ Medical Tourism
John Babb
A more hidden type of healthcare Medical tourism (sometimes referred to as “MT”) can be best understood as…
The Curse of Xenophobia: Why are Far Right Parties on the Rise?
Asude Kaplan
One of the most interesting—and perhaps expected—outcomes of the European elections held from June 6th to 7th, 2024,…
The Role of Myths in Indigenous Cultural Security: The Ktaqmkuk (Newfoundland) Mi’kmaq & Rēkohu (Chatman Islands, New Zealand) Moriori
Jared Hogan
Myths are defined as narratives deeply embedded in the fabric of human societies across time and cultural groups.…
