In Brussels, in mid-February, a mass evacuation from a squat in Rue des Palais, in the city’s Schaerbeek neighbourhood, was carried out in chaotic scenes that left hundreds of asylum […]

L’épouse de Raif Badawi, Ensaf Haidar, une Canadienne d’origine saoudienne, mère de trois enfants, s’est transformée en militante des Droits humains. Elle se bat pour que son mari puisse retrouver […]

Özgün sees burnout as a phenomenon that affects many people in society, often due to the same causes, although everyone experiences it in a different way. Even if the main […]

Afghan lawyers face a delicate situation in 2023. On 24 January the International Bar Association announced that this year will be dedicated to the issue.

Young boys dancing, wearing flashy colorful women’s clothes, small silver bells attached to the hands and feet. Once they start dancing, the bells ring and the actions of the youngsters […]

Iranian immigrants across Europe gathered on 1 October to protest at the death of Mahsa Amini, to support their compatriots and in order to accompany the tens of thousands of […]

The war in Ukraine is having an impact on the situation in Afghanistan. The Afghan people have raised many questions about how the international communities are behaving in response to […]

“A travers le temps et à travers le monde, il y a des choses qui perdurent comme le sexisme”. Qu’en est-il vraiment ? L’ancienne ministre de la Justice française, Christiane […]

A year after the Taliban seized power, Afghanistan has once again become a living hell for everyone, especially for women.

His name is Artemis Akbary. He is LGBT and he comes back to threats he and his similars face in Afghanistan, Irania and Pakistan. Artemis tells about how with his […]

Afghanistan’s fall, and its capture by the Taliban, began following a full-blown military coup and the coordination of foreign governments with fugitive President Ashraf Ghani, which resulted in negotiations between […]