Sidita Trimi 29 August 2022
The tale of a small minority of Albanian discent in southern Italy, now recounted in a Netflix movie, sheds light on universal questions on identity and integration.
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- Evan Pheiffer 30 November 2021The 100,000-strong Turkish minority of Thrace is proudly attached to its roots – and equally cautious at Ankara’s religious-conservative drift.
- Giovanni Panzeri 4 June 2021The Uyghurs’ struggle against repression by China has recently gained international media attention, but is centuries old. Here’s the whole story.
- Giovanni Panzeri 4 June 2021A large-scale cultural/physical repression project, and what the international community should do about it. The president of the World Uyghur Congress speaks with ResetDOC on the occasion of the opening of the Uyghur Tribunal, a quasi-judicial organization set up to gather evidence of human rights abuses and genocide by the Chinese government on the Uyghur population.
- Evan Pheiffer 19 January 2021If it takes “Ethos” to show the extent to which Turkey’s myriad social, cultural and religious fissures go right through the familial hearth, then so be it – writes Evan Pheiffer
- 23 July 2020The co-author of “The Tragedy of Human Rights” responds to his critics in the special Dossier A World Without Human Rights?
- 23 July 2020The co-author of “The Tragedy of Human Rights” responds to his critics in the special Dossier A World Without Human Rights?
- 17 July 2020A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s paper “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
- 15 July 2020A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
- 14 July 2020A response to Adam Seligman and David Montgomery’s “The Tragedy of Human Rights”
