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News Blog Reports
6 April 2022
Celebrating the Creative entries of the HART Prize for Human Rights 2021-2022
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6 April 2022
HART Prize 2021-22 Winners Announced!
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2 February 2022
“This is my home, and I will not leave.” Resilience and hope in Syunik, Armenia
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8 December 2021
The value of implementing grassroots approaches within HART’s partner locations
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15 November 2021
Does Climate Change have an Impact on Political Stability?
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15 October 2021
Nagorno Karabakh: The Long-Lasting Effects of Soviet Rule
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8 October 2021
Girls’ Education- The Most Important Question
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8 October 2021
A Report on the Relationship Between Nutrition and Climate Change in Sudan and South Sudan
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15 September 2021
Climate Change in East Timor
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20 August 2021
With the Political Instability in Afghanistan and the Death of Boko Haram’s Leader, What is the Future of Nigeria’s Deeply Divided Nation?
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17 August 2021
The Fall of Kabul – Judgement Day on Western Policies?
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3 August 2021
How Important is the International Community in Improving the Human Rights of People Living in Different Countries, and Why?
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28 July 2021
Prospect Burma Guest Blog: Why the FCDO Should Refocus on Marginalised Communities in Myanmar
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21 May 2021
Two Years on from President al-Bashir Sudan Strives for Stability but Challenges Remain
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13 May 2021
HART Prize 2020-2021 Junior Essay Winner: Manon Vignalou’s How does Increasing the Literacy Rate Maintain Peace and Promote Development in a Country? (South Sudan)
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13 May 2021
HART Prize 2020-2021 Intermediate Essay Winner: Amadea Hoffman’s A Child Soldier’s Dilemma: How Nigerian Children Suffer at the Hands of Boko Haram and the Military 
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13 May 2021
HART Prize 2020-2021 Senior Essay Winner: Esme Pearce’s What Does it Mean for a Country to Become “Developed”?
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27 April 2021
Nigeria: Worsening Religious Violence, Genocide or Both?
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23 April 2021
Guest Blog: When Inaction is Deadly: Impunity for Genocide will Beget Further Atrocities
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20 April 2021
Sudan and South Sudan: Commemorating Genocide
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16 April 2021
Burma: Commemorating Genocide and the Case of Burma/Myanmar
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16 April 2021
‘And Still I Rise’ – The Women on the Frontlines of Burma’s Resistance
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13 April 2021
Syria: Preventing Genocide and Seeking Hope
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9 April 2021
Genocide: A Continuing Global Trauma
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