A Nepalese Man’s Experience of Discrimination in Japan Jigyan Kumar Thapa, a Nepalese man who has lived in Kanagawa Prefecture for 25 years, recently shared an experience that left him feeling shocked and scared. While riding a train, a stranger told him, “This is Japan, so don’t bring in foreign culture — conform to Japan.”…
The Legacy of Protais Zigiranyirazo and the Question of Divine Justice Protais Zigiranyirazo, known as Monsieur Zed or simply Mr. Z, is a name that carries heavy historical and moral weight. According to Wikipedia, he was a member of the Akazu, the inner circle of relatives and close allies of former Rwandan President Juvénal Habyarimana….
US Halts Medical-Humanitarian Visas for Gaza Amid Far-Right Claims The United States has announced a temporary halt to medical-humanitarian visas for individuals from Gaza, citing the need for a comprehensive review of the process. This decision comes in response to concerns raised by a far-right figure who claimed that some Palestinians granted such visas were…
The Right to Healthcare in South Africa: A Constitutional Imperative South Africa’s Constitution enshrines the right to access healthcare services as a fundamental human right, applicable to all individuals within the country’s borders. This principle is clearly outlined in Section 27(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, which states: “Everyone has…