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Longevity After The Necessity: The Need For Human Rights Protections During Contact Tracing In South Korea

January 8, 2021 Matthew F. Fleming 0

Throughout history, there are moments in time that require extreme and unprecedented actions to combat them. These moments alter society’s current and past understanding and […]

The Global Political Youth Movement: A Fight for Rights, Justice, and Democracy

November 2, 2020 Matthew F. Fleming 0

Each generation is placed in uncharted waters and at the frontlines of human innovation and progress. Born into and grown under a society created by […]

I’m Asian Australian. Why should I care about Blak Australia or Black America?

June 5, 2020 Simone Liew 0

The first half of 2020 has been wrought by unprecedented global affairs and political tensions. While we were eager to kick off a new decade, […]

Racism, Systematic Oppression and Police Brutality in the 21st Century

June 4, 2020 Suhena Mehra 1

When I participated in the 2019 Seoul Pride Parade, I was shocked by the support participants received from the Korean police. In my country, India […]

Irregular Residents in Japan: Forgotten Tales of Human Suffering

May 13, 2020 NOVAsia Contributor 1

“Not knowing what is happening makes you crazy and terrified because you don’t know what to believe,” said an immigrant detained in Japan’s immigration detention […]

Coronavirus panic hits South Korea

February 17, 2020 NOVAsia Contributor 2

It’s all everyone is talking about these days: the coronavirus. How dangerous it could be, how to stop its spread, where to buy more masks, […]

Taking Gender and saying ‘Whatever’ to it: Drag and LGBT+ in South Korea

January 29, 2020 Suhena Mehra 0

Like most people with an online streaming subscription and a proclivity for procrastination, my worldview on drag performance and the LGBT+ community has mostly been […]

Cartoon by Dr Alaa Allagta

Smeared in Honey: Egypt’s Modern Day Dictatorship

January 24, 2020 Shahlaa Badawy 0

Smeared in honey to drive flies away from their dictator’s food, was Ancient Egyptians’ subservience to their masters bequeathed upon their descendants producing an increasingly […]

How can Human Rights Right Human Wrongs?

August 11, 2019 Valentina Popova 0

Human rights don’t work in practice because of how the international system is structured, argues editor Valentina Popova. It was during the 18th century that […]

Human Security – A Threat to Traditional Realist Security?

May 5, 2017 Lucy Sexton 0

  It is easy to think in cliches, to resort to conventional wisdom. When academics, policy makers or military officials are asked to think about […]

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