War or Genocide? Analyzing Controlled Starvation as a weapon in Gaza

Historically, a conflict has often been described as armed confrontations primarily occurring between independent nations. According to this perspective, warring nations can cease hostilities at their discretion while maintaining their sovereignty. However, the situation surrounding the Gaza war presents a … Continue reading War or Genocide? Analyzing Controlled Starvation as a weapon in Gaza

Unraveling the Web Of Administrative Detention: Prisoners of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Read about Isreali-Palestinian issue (w/ Background) at: https://visionofsid.com/2023/10/22/bleeding-gaza-why-against-what/ Hamas initiated an unprecedented attack on Israel on October 7, involving hundreds of armed militants infiltrating communities near the Gaza Strip. The conflict resulted in over 1,139 Israelis and foreign nationals, including … Continue reading Unraveling the Web Of Administrative Detention: Prisoners of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Uncle Sam and Human Rights Violation: Hypocrisy of U.S. Military’s Actions in Conflict Zones

In international relations, discussions on human rights have often been at the forefront of global debates. A incident involving United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s remarks on human rights issues in India again underscores this discourse’s complex nature. While … Continue reading Uncle Sam and Human Rights Violation: Hypocrisy of U.S. Military’s Actions in Conflict Zones

The Tragic Tale of Land of Jewels: Failed Governance in Manipur and History

The picturesque northeastern Indian state of Manipur, known as the “Land of Jewels,” has been plagued by repeated inter-ethnic clashes between the Meitei and Kuki communities. The violence that erupted on May 3 has left behind a trail of destruction, … Continue reading The Tragic Tale of Land of Jewels: Failed Governance in Manipur and History

Unveiling the shadows: Afghanistan’s Deteriorating Human Rights Crisis

In 2021, Afghanistan witnessed a significant shift in the political landscape of Afghanistan as the Taliban regained control after two decades. Since their return, concerns over human rights violations have dominated global discussions. Following the withdrawal of international forces, the … Continue reading Unveiling the shadows: Afghanistan’s Deteriorating Human Rights Crisis

From Crimea To Donbas: Analyzing The Ongoing “New Cold War” Between Russia And Ukraine

“When President Putin ordered his tanks to roll into Ukraine he thought we would roll over. He was wrong,” U.S. President Joe Biden expressed while addressing in Poland on February 21, these statements came a day after Biden made a … Continue reading From Crimea To Donbas: Analyzing The Ongoing “New Cold War” Between Russia And Ukraine