26/04/2023 Written by Manon Simeon Translated by Lisa Selmadji The #MeToo movement originated in the United States twenty years ago, when Tarana Burke, an American activist initiated a campaign to raise awareness…
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24/04/2023 Written by Cassandre Impagliazzo Translated by Aurore Girardin Boisvert Even though women are increasingly impacted by wars and climate change, they are also much less integrated into peace or environmental protection…
07/07/2023 Emma Massanet Aasheim On May 9th, 2022, Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh finalized the filming of her latest project; she was creating a report on the 1948 Nakbe, the Palestinian term…
11/04/2023 Written by Nolwenn Bigot Translated by Manon Picot Not long after the Second World War, Simone de Beauvoir already warned us “Never forget that all it takes is a political, economic…
04/07/2023 Livia Scalabrelli This article aims to understand if having women in positions of power entails that a state is always more democratic, progressive and open to women’s rights, by taking into…
4/07/2023 Ilona Barrero In October 2021, Pope Francis, the leader of the largest institutionalized religion in the world, announced a revolutionary project aimed at revisiting the Catholic Church’s relationship with its believers.…
05/03/2023 Written by Clara Delhaye Translated by Bertille Fitamant Last December, the Scottish Parliament passed a law aimed at facilitating trans people’s transition. This law was to allow self-determination, notably by removing…
This report is the result of collaboration with the Institut de management et de communication interculturels (Institute for Intercultural Management and Communication). It is set in the context of greater freedom of…
27/06/2023 Ilona Barrero Aside from the theocratic nation of the Vatican, the Philippines is the only country in the world where divorce is outlawed for all citizens, except for Muslims. Several historical…
24/06/2023 Livia Scalabrelli Italy and Tunisia are two close countries, divided by only 246,61 km[1]https://fr.distance.to/Trapani/Tunis,TUNof Mediterranean waters. Even though they are different in many respects, they share many cultural, social, and even…