The right to development emerged from newly independent States and their claim for compensation for the damages caused by colonial rulers

Entrevista con Dra. Manuela Mesa En esta edición de Ideas for Peace, te presentamos la entrevista que hicimos con la doctora Manuela Mesa en 2019. La Prof. Mesa es Co-Directora del Instituto Universitario sobre Derechos Humanos, Democracia, Cultura de Paz y no violencia (DEMOSPAZ) en la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

The refusal of Donald Trump to concede defeat to President-elected, Joe Biden undermines democracy and legitimizes dictatorship in Africa

This article explores different group perceptions of history on identity and structural violence against the Black community in St. Augustine

Antonio Bascones analiza la importancia de las palabras para la construcción de discursos que promuevan la paz y la tolerancia

A conflict-analysis perspective of the dehorning process as a protection mechanism of rihnos in South Africa

Professor Lesya Sabada explains how religious beliefs relate to the protection of the environment, peacebuilding, and sustainable development

The Lithium issue in Portugal is becoming all the more crucial since a pandemic suspended all activities around the world earlier this year. While one could hope for the Portuguese government to adjust their capability approach considering preservation of their heritage, it is likely that the environmental variable will be

Sustainable development requires the adoption of an international legal framework that guarantees the Right to Development, in this article Manveer Singh Sandhu discusses how it can be adopted

The end of the war in Syria does not signify peace for the refugees. The need of the moment is for the international community to focus on post-conflict restructuring and the holistic economic, social, and political development of the Syrian refugees.