HART Blog

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News Blog Reports
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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20 March 2015
Letters from Baga: terror and mistrust in Boko Haram’s homeland
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18 March 2015
HART Report – Large-scale developments in Burma: Uncovering Trends in Human Rights Abuse
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10 March 2015
The Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust, Sustainable Development Goals and Women’s Rights in Burma
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8 March 2015
Happy International Women’s Day! | HART International Women’s Day Blog Series
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6 March 2015
Girls and Education: How to #MakeItHappen after the Millennium Development Goals? | HART International Women’s Day Blog Series
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5 March 2015
Media Representations of Women | HART International Women’s Day Blog Series
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4 March 2015
Political Participation and the use of Quotas | HART International Women’s Day Blog Series
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3 March 2015
Rape as a Weapon of War | HART International Women’s Day Blog Series
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2 March 2015
Shaming Survivors of Sexual Violence – in the UK and Abroad | HART International Women’s Day Blog Series
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1 March 2015
Understanding The Role Gender Plays In Determining The Dynamics Of A Conflict | HART International Women’s Day Blog Series
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28 February 2015
Women in Civil Society | HART International Women’s Day Blog Series
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20 February 2015
Elections in Nigeria: The Precarious Choice between Democratic Order and Security
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13 February 2015
Uganda and HIV prevalence: Has Homophobia become a public health risk?
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10 February 2015
What is to become of the new Modern Slavery Bill?
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6 February 2015
The Ambivalence of a Former Child Soldier’s Indictment
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21 January 2015
Inaccuracies in WFP report mean foreign aid could be used to support militia settling illegally in Abyei Area
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20 January 2015
Nigeria’s Forgotten “Caliphate”
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12 December 2014
Is Nigeria Heading for a New Civil War?
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27 November 2014
The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict: Obstacles to Resolution
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