By Emiliano Salomón | emiliano.salomon@yale.edu The World Cup draws millions of soccer fans every year. However, few are aware that the...

By McKenna Christmas | mckenna.christmas@yale.edu This article aims to give a general overview of the human rights concerns within our...

An account of the human rights violations behind one of the most successful nations in the world, and how Yale and Yale-NUS are defined...

Obstacles to securing the right to education amidst violence, gender expectations & colonial legacy By Eliza Kravitz |...

Most girls in Pakistan aspire to “be someone.” They desire education and think of it as a means of breaking free from the cycles of...

Slavery still exists. It is not a practice banished by history, locked within the “shameful episode” chapter of a textbook. It is a...

Driven largely by institutional barriers and notions of worthiness, education programs in prisons are vulnerable and controversial....

Are human rights a form of imperialism? Is LGBTQ advocacy relevant in the Global South? Addressing these questions, this article analyzes...

By Alina Glaubitz | alina.glaubitz@yale.edu Approximately 70 million people are on the move due to conflict, political instability,...

By McKenna Christmas | mckenna.christmas@yale.edu The country was first introduced to for-profit or “contract” prisons as a response to...

By Andrew Bilodeau | andrew.bilodeau@yale.edu For a week in 1842, Fred A. Packard, a public intellectual famous for his advocacy for...

By Andrew Bilodeau | andrew.bilodeau@yale.edu The Voting Rights Act of 1965, also known as the VRA, is commonly considered the most...

By Nellie Conover-Crockett | nellie.conovercrockett@yale.edu On February 14th, 2018, Nikolas Cruz went on a rampage, firing wildly at...