Human Rights

“Working to protect minority communities”

September 6, 2017 127 views

Recently, Commonwealth Correspondent Omeye Kenechukwu wrote about community identity in the south of Nigeria. Here, Folmi Yohanna, 27, a Commonwealth…

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“The limits of rights granted to refugees”

July 18, 2017 310 views

Tutoring a refugee student gave Debra Grace Lim Jia-En, 17, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Malaysia, opportunity to learn about gaps…

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“The law says nobody deserves to be tortured”

July 7, 2017 283 views

The UN has adopted the Convention Against Torture, but Ronald Tukachungurwa, 25, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Kampala in Uganda, argues…

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“Events prompt the call: God bless America”

June 14, 2017 265 views

Taking stock of the first few months of the new Presidency of the United States, Shannay Williams, 19, a Correspondent…

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“Political ‘crisis’ is a distraction from big issues”

June 13, 2017 331 views

The arrest of an opposition leader made headlines around the world, but McPherlain Chungu, 22, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Zambia…

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“Let’s bring dignity back to the poor”

May 5, 2017 458 views

Uganda’s rural poor face multiple challenges to development, writes Munguongeyo Ivan, 24, a Correspondent from Kampala, Uganda, who argues for…

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“Escalating racism is a problem of apathy”

May 1, 2017 389 views

Unhappy experience with racism prompts McPherlain Chungu, 21, a Commonwealth Correspondent from Zambia now studying in India, to reflect on…

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“Protect labourers from foreign investors”

April 28, 2017 356 views

May 1 is marked in many countries as Labour Day, a day to celebrate and advocate for working people. Badru Walusansa, 25,…

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