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Introduction In the aftermath of conflict and displacement, the resilience of women has often shone as a beacon of hope and recovery. Their roles extend beyond the confines of traditional expectations, as they emerge as powerful agents of change, driving social cohesion, economic recovery, and peacebuilding. This article explores the transformative journey of women from…
Introduction Forced displacement has surged to unprecedented levels, reaching a historic new high according to the 2024 Global Trends Report from the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR). The report reveals a troubling escalation in the number of displaced individuals worldwide, reflecting ongoing and worsening global conflicts, as well as the failure to resolve persistent crises. By…
Introduction The Syrian civil war, now in its thirteenth year, has precipitated one of the most severe humanitarian crises of the 21st century. The conflict, which began in 2011 as a peaceful protest against the Assad regime, quickly escalated into a brutal civil war, resulting in the displacement of over half of Syria’s pre-war population….
Introduction The Age of Nationalism spanned roughly from the 18th to the 20th century, during which time there were major cultural and political movements that sought to create independent nation-states. These movements were driven by a desire for self-determination, where people sought to govern themselves according to their own unique cultural and linguistic identities. The…