Do You Hear the People Sing?
August 19, 2019 4 min. read

Democracy is always messy, because people by nature are not perfect. Democracy is neither a perfect solution or system because it is run and set up by people who are often flawed and make mistakes. That being said, it is the best system of government that has been created in human history. It has achieved […]

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When we Ignore Human Rights Atrocities…
July 18, 2019 5 min. read

The recent episode of Amanpour & Co. was interesting on many levels, but below the surface of the discussions it seemed that two separate topics on the show should likely have more connections than what would be observed at face value. The initial discussion between Amanpour and Isha Sesay focused around Sesay’s new book on […]

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The Absence of Justice for Syrians and Iraqis
February 20, 2019 4 min. read

The generation that inherited the world right after the fall of Nazi Germany were in a unique position to teach future generations about how we should address justice after thousands of families lost their relatives during the war. While many former members of Hitler’s government were put on trial at Nuremberg, prosecuted and given their […]

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How We Have Failed Survivors
January 3, 2019 4 min. read

Various incidents that occurred a few doors down from the largest news team in Canada could be claimed to be the first spark of the MeToo era. A publicly funded radio star in Toronto was using his position to seduce women, and had a tendency to beat them up when alone with them. Despite many of […]

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Stop the ethnic cleansing of Hindus
March 12, 2018 6 min. read

The Hindus and other minorities of Bangladesh experience horror as they are persecuted and ethnically cleansed from their ancestral homeland. It is time for the world to stop this! The Holocaust experienced by the Jewish people was the most brutal event in human history. Throughout the ages, there is no parallel to such an atrocity. […]

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Playing Political Games with Other People’s Tragedies
March 8, 2018 3 min. read

An effective tool for prolonging many of the genocides over the last one hundred years was to make sure that the human rights atrocities were either unknown, the information was skewed, or by diminishing the act itself through language and politics. The recent moves by some in Poland’s government to diminish Poland’s role in the […]

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UN Policy Problems Permeating National Refugee Policy
January 17, 2018 4 min. read

A large policy discussion is taking place between the US government and the UN, refocusing, and in many cases slashing US contributions to UN agencies to adjust closer to current US foreign policy approaches. One example of an extensive refocus is with a new policy to put funding and attention towards religious minorities in Iraq. […]

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We Should Have Never Permitted Another Inquisition
November 14, 2017 4 min. read

In the last week there have been mass graves discovered in Iraq. There is little detail on who the 400 people found buried are, why they were executed or what group they belonged to, but just that they were victims of ISIS and their location. This story and many linked to the atrocities in Iraq […]

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Refugee Policy Should Always Prioritize the Most Vulnerable
February 3, 2017 4 min. read

As refugee funds are limited, assistance should be concentrated on those who are worst off—individuals and communities that are victims of genocide.

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The Fog of Politics and Denied Justice
January 11, 2017 4 min. read

Establishing the facts in an objective review could possibly achieve some form of justice for victims of war crimes and genocide.

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The Normalization of Policies that Ignore Genocide
December 19, 2016 3 min. read

2017 will either be the year in which governments decide to stop genocide in the Middle East or allow these atrocities to be normalized.

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