HART Blog

Although blog posts are reviewed by an editorial team, our blog authors write in a personal capacity and the views expressed are not necessarily those of HART.

News Blog Reports
18 June 2015
Two and a half years on from the Delhi bus gang rape – what has really changed?
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15 June 2015
Abstinence, Be Faithful and Condoms: The ‘A,B,C’ of colonial legacies in Sub-Saharan HIV-AIDS prevention programmes | HART Prize for Human Rights
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9 June 2015
Update on Mai Adiko Project in Jos, Nigeria
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1 June 2015
The vicious cycle of conflict in northern Nigeria
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28 May 2015
Report: Nuba Mountains Mission
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26 May 2015
Uganda’s battle against Tuberculosis hindered by limited health resources and HIV co infection
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20 May 2015
Nagorno-Karabakh, My thoughts and experiences
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15 May 2015
Burma’s Persecution of the Rohingya Creates a Refugee Crisis
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6 May 2015
Human Rights and Foreign Policy – absent from the 2015 General Election?
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1 May 2015
Analysis: The 2015 Sudanese Presidential and Parliamentary Election Results
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29 April 2015
After the atrocities of the Holocaust, the world swore “Never again”. So why, 70 years on, are genocides still happening? | HART Prize for Human Rights
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23 April 2015
Karen: A Boy with No Name, A People with No Rights | HART Prize for Human Rights
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22 April 2015
Life in limbo: past, present, and future in Nagorno-Karabakh | HART Prize for Human Rights
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21 April 2015
Life at the Heart of a Frozen Conflict: How does Nagorno-Karabakh’s Unrecognised Status Affect its Residents? | HART Prize for Human Rights
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20 April 2015
Male circumcision confers added protection against HIV infection
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16 April 2015
What became of the Modern Slavery Bill?
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15 April 2015
Private Parts | HART Prize for Human Rights
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15 April 2015
Human Rights and Cycles of Conflict: The Experience of Sudan | HART Prize for Human Rights
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15 April 2015
To what extent is the International Criminal Court’s suspension of investigations on alleged war crimes in Sudan justified? | HART Prize for Human Rights
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10 April 2015
A Beginners Guide to Elections in Sudan
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10 April 2015
“If you want to kill the fish, poison the water”: The role of the international community in helping alleviate Sudan’s ongoing struggle with food security
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2 April 2015
Can Nigeria’s peaceful power transition translate into long-term stability?
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25 March 2015
Can Sudan’s Elections take place without Peace?
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23 March 2015
Rape in India: An Unspeakable Crime
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