Introduction On the 19th of September 2019, the World Solidarity Forum (WSF) held a conference called “Human Rights in Danger: Tensions and Security in Asia”. For this event, the WSF invited the following speakers: Shamila Mahmood (Conflict expert that worked with both the Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan governments, International Law expert) Júlia Zomignani
The climate change consequence even populists can’t ignore It comes as no great shock that climate change deniers are often the same crowds who oppose migration. But what happens when the climate changes populists refuse to acknowledge actually fuel the fire they fear so much? The World Solidarity Forum (WSF) hosted a panel discussion at
On March 28th, 2019, the World Solidarity Forum has hosted the event “Women in Politics”, a panel discussion on the under-representation women, gender imbalance in the EU decision-making and fighting on gender equality.
By now, we know the story all too well – the Tunisian street vendor who set himself on fire to protest an autocratic regime, and became a catalyst and an icon of his country’s revolution. The momentous months and years that followed, when regime after regime was ousted by its citizen movements, one by one
Written by Zoheb Mashiur A simple Google News search for the term ‘climate refugee’ shows no shortage of activity. Publications and news outlets are concerned, and so they should be. A 2009 joint report by the IOM, UNHCR and United Nations University (UNU) suggests that between 50 and 200 million people are expected to be