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Burma’s newly elected NLD party has been given 100 days to enact serious change: to what extent is this possible?

May 19th, 2016

Burma’s newly elected NLD party has been given 100 days to enact serious change: to what extent is this possible?

In the first openly contested elections since 1990 (which the military junta refused to acknowledge), Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy (NLD) has won by a landslide....
Transcending Gender, Caste and Creed: The Devadasi System and the March towards a Tagorean Future | HART Prize for Human Rights

May 18th, 2016

Transcending Gender, Caste and Creed: The Devadasi System and the March towards a Tagorean Future | HART Prize for Human Rights

This essay, by Srinidhi Akkur, received 3rd prize in the 2016 HART Prize for Human Rights, Senior Essay Category. ...
Healing Communities Through The Arts In Northern Uganda | HART Prize for Human Rights

May 18th, 2016

Healing Communities Through The Arts In Northern Uganda | HART Prize for Human Rights

  This essay, by James Thorpe, received 3rd prize in the 2016 HART Prize for Human Rights, Senior Essay Category. ...
What role have geographical factors played in the limited right to food in South Sudan? | HART Prize for Human Rights

May 6th, 2016

What role have geographical factors played in the limited right to food in South Sudan? | HART Prize for Human Rights

  This essay, by Manon Powrie, received 3rd prize in the 2016 HART Prize for Human Rights, Junior Essay Category....
Excluding The Right To Life, What Do You Believe Is The Most Important Human Right? | HART Prize for Human Rights

May 6th, 2016

Excluding The Right To Life, What Do You Believe Is The Most Important Human Right? | HART Prize for Human Rights

  This essay, by Selvan Senthilkumaran, received 3rd prize in the 2016 HART Prize for Human Rights, Junior Essay Category....
If you were the President or Prime Minister of one of the countries in which HART works, what would you do to improve the human rights situation in that country and how would you do it? | HART Prize for Human Rights

May 5th, 2016

If you were the President or Prime Minister of one of the countries in which HART works, what would you do to improve the human rights situation in that country and how would you do it? | HART Prize for Human Rights

  This essay, by Archie Barker, received second prize in the 2016 HART Prize for Human Rights, Junior Essay Category....
“A clash between the desire to uphold the law of territorial integrity for Azerbaijan and the right to self-determination for Nagorno-Karabakh are the main drivers of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict”. Discuss. | HART Prize for Human Rights

May 5th, 2016

“A clash between the desire to uphold the law of territorial integrity for Azerbaijan and the right to self-determination for Nagorno-Karabakh are the main drivers of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict”. Discuss. | HART Prize for Human Rights

  This essay, by Suzie McCarthy, received second prize in the 2016 HART Prize for Human Rights, Senior Essay Category....
South Sudan’s Search for Peace: The responsibility of leadership in the challenge of nation building | HART Prize for Human Rights

May 4th, 2016

South Sudan’s Search for Peace: The responsibility of leadership in the challenge of nation building | HART Prize for Human Rights

  This essay, by Charlotte Evans, received first prize in the 2016 HART Prize for Human Rights, Junior Essay Category....
HART Prize for Human Rights: the Junior Creative category’s winning entries of 2016!

May 4th, 2016

HART Prize for Human Rights: the Junior Creative category’s winning entries of 2016!

  1st Prize Winner – ‘i write of things i do not know’ by Opefoluwa Sarah Adegbite “My poem is about the continual political, social and economic difficulties in Nigeria at the moment....
HART Prize for Human Rights: Here are the winners’ entries for the Senior Creative category!

May 4th, 2016

HART Prize for Human Rights: Here are the winners’ entries for the Senior Creative category!

1st Prize Winner – ‘Freedom Matters’, a documentary by Pankhuri Agarwal & The Storygraphers “‘Freedom Matters’ is an attempt to answer the problem of human trafficking and slavery in India....

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