A Quest for Relevance: The United Nations’ Tryst with Youth
BY VANDINIKA SHUKLA It was an ordinary Monday afternoon when some of my colleagues and I at the United
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2019 Issue
The Rise of the Global South: Can South–South Cooperation Reshape Development?
The increasing humanitarian consequences of climate change and the global refugee crisis have disproportionately affected developing countries.
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African Solutions to African Problems? A Review
BY CHICHI ANYOKU AND MARC ANANI-ISAAC Since the dawn of the last century, progressive African visionaries have proffered that
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The Ruse of Repatriation: Why the Current Efforts to Repatriate the Rohingya back to Myanmar Will Fail
The international community has a responsibility to bolster its voice to hold Myanmar accountable for their denial of the brutalities and to encourage Bangladesh to continue supporting and hosting the refugees.
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The Effects of the Travel Ban on Refugee Resettlement in Jordan
With the decreased opportunity for resettlement, refugees often take risks—either returning to unsafe conditions in their country of origin or even rejecting resettlement to the United States because of concerns about Islamophobia.
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Public Charge: A Threat to Public Health and the American Dream
BY NUSHEEN AMEEDNUDIN For over a century, the Statue of Liberty stood as a powerful symbol of the United
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An Untold Story: The Need to Address Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Refugee Boys
BY EMILY AUSUBEL At the young age of 12, Mohammad’s family sold him to an older man to serve
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