Opinion
The world, in its relentless pursuit of progress, often overlooks the plight of millions who exist in a legal limbo, stripped of their most basic rights. Statelessness, a condition where an individual is not recognized as a national by any state, casts a long shadow of deprivation and vulnerability across
Opinion
The Maasai people, a vibrant and culturally rich community in Tanzania, are facing a silent crisis - a crisis of statelessness. Denied legal recognition and stripped of their land, they are increasingly becoming invisible, their fundamental human rights under threat. For generations, the Maasai have lived in harmony with the
Opinion
As the world grapples with the escalating impacts of climate change, a growing concern is emerging: climate-induced migration leading to statelessness. Tadiwanashe Marengo, a researcher specializing in climate-induced migration, and human rights shares his insights on this looming crisis and its implications for Zimbabwe's youth. "The situation
Opinion
Across the globe, a silent crisis is unfolding. Millions of people are being forced to leave their homes, not due to war or persecution, but due to the devastating impacts of climate change. Droughts, floods, rising sea levels, and extreme weather events are turning once-livable lands into uninhabitable wastelands, leaving
Current Affairs
This article delves into the key factors that advocate for this crucial step towards justice. Rights Violation. Abolishing the death penalty aligns with international human rights standards and demonstrates Zimbabwe's commitment to upholding the right to life. By abolishing capital punishment, Zimbabwe would reinforce its dedication to protecting