A legal and empirical assessment of Turkey’s post-2016 purges June 2016 The Italian Federation for Human Rights (FIDU) has published a major new report documenting the ongoing consequences of Turkey’s post-coup emergency purges. The report is authored by lawyer Ali […]
In dealing with its officially registered 56 ‘nationalities’, including the dominant Han population, the People’s Republic of China has been adopting policies varying from marginalization to assimilation, and in some cases, to what some scholars argue, may be defined “cultural […]
An essay by Antonio Stango published on Chorzowskie Studia Polityczne / Chorzowskie Studies in Politics, Nr. 7, 2014 Stango_Human_Rights_Between_Universalism_and_Cultural_Relativism_on_Polish_Academic_Journal_CSP_7_2014 Summary. There is a serious discrepancy between formal and actual observance of International Law of human rights, and this is often masked as “regional approach”. Several […]