Human Rights — The Oxonian Globalist

Hamza Farrukh / May 19, 2014

Drone strikes: Beyond The Figures

The psychological impact of drone warfare in Pakistan by Hamza Farrukh

Alexandra Sutton / November 18, 2013

Alexandra Sutton explores the ethical issues behind humanitarian documentaries, and questions their ability to facilitate change

Jack Barber / May 24, 2013

Self-styled authoritarian rule is stifling press freedoms and education in Europe’s backyard

Anonymous / April 22, 2013

Treason and Torture in Africa's "Smiling Coast"

Dawid Willem Pienaar / April 22, 2013

How the lack of shared identity has fuelled tensions in South Africa

Sarah Mahmood / April 22, 2013

Why the number of sex selective abortions is having such an impact on Indian society

Mary-Dan Johnston / April 22, 2013

International humanitarian aid is often seen as a worthy pursuit – but it is riddled with contradictions

Saliha Metinsoy / April 22, 2013

Understanding why the EU's democracy aid is least popular among Arab youth

Richard Mathers / April 22, 2013

The Maldives’ former president is not about to go quietly

Alice Nutting / April 11, 2013

What Steubenville and its coverage tells us about rape culture