Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland is considered by many to be the last absolute monarchy in Africa. Tensions have been high in Eswatini in recent years, especially since a crackdown on mass pro-democracy protests in 2021 killed dozens of pe

The Right to Work or not to Work

Jan 18th, 2024 55m 8s

There are many trends that currently define the work landscape. Many people around the world, especially younger generations, are frustrated with the nature of work, asking big questions such as: what’s the purpose of work, leading to the rise

The Right to (Trauma Informed) Education

Jan 11th, 2024 1h 1m

Often education is seen as a means towards employment. But for philosophers like bell hooks and Paolo Freire, education is more than that, it is a means through which we can expand our humanity. Their theories around the meaning of education ar

Technology and the Right to Freedom of Expression and Opinion

Jan 4th, 2024 59m 4s

In authoritarian regimes, both past and present, freedom of expression and opinion is radically suppressed, particularly the voices of those who dissent. Article 19 of the UDHR provides that ‘Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and exp

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