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  |   Takdanai Ketkaew

Dream Constitution in Prison, leaving no one behind

As Thailand moves toward constitutional reform, FNF Thailand travelled across the country to listen to the unheard voice of incarcerated persons. Dream Constitution in Prison project gives...

Dream Constitution in Prison
  |   Raz Krauss Peer

Banning Hate Speech: Winning the Battle But Losing the War

A free society cannot exist without free speech. However, there are instances in which free speech is limited. This article means to tackle the different options, when dealing with Hate Speech.

Firewall effect on Hate Speech
  |   Leszek Jazdzewski

What Will George Clooney Be Doing in Poland?

George Clooney will visit Poland for the first time to join the Freedom Games in Łódź (24–26 October 2025) for an exclusive, one-hour live conversation — the only chance to see him in person, as it...

George Clooney
  |   Dr. Michaela Lissowsky

The UN Charter turns 80 - A Reminder of a Vision

On June 26, 1945, the UN Charter was signed by 51 states. Eighty years later, 193 nations have committed themselves to its international legal obligations. The Charter's foundational ideas, however...

UN Charta
  |   Patrick Reiland Dr. Michaela Lissowsky

High-level Segment at the UN Human Rights Council

The United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC) 58th session engaged in a segment featuring keynote speeches from high-level representatives such as Antonio Guterres, the Secretary-General of the UN...

Room XX at the Palais des Nations in Geneva

Founding of the United Nations

On October 24, 1945, the United Nations was officially founded following the ratification of the UN Charter by 29 nations, including the five permanent Security Council members.

Europe war over

UN expert condemns arrest of Zim journalists

The UN has condemned the arrest of Zimbabwe Independent editor Faith Zaba, calling it an attack on press freedom after her satirical column allegedly “undermined” the President’s authority.

UN
  |   Haytham Al-Tawalbeh

Jordan’s Throne Speech Reaches Beyond Borders.

In his annual speech marking the opening of the 20th Jordanian Parliament’s second ordinary session, His Majesty King Abdullah II went beyond calling for domestic reform...

Jordan 1
  |   Alexandra Heldt

Why generational conflict has not yet erupted

Africa's Generation Z demands change: In Côte d'Ivoire, 83-year-old Ouattara is likely to run again – but in the parliamentary elections in December, the young, digitally connected generation could...

Der 83-jährige Alassane Dramane Ouattara stellt sich zur Wiederwahl auf.

Call for a younger, more innovative and more visible liberalism, in Africa as in Europe

As Côte d'Ivoire heads to the polls, the youth, over 70% of the population, stand as the force for change, shaping a future of freedom, innovation, responsibility and ethical, forward-looking...

Innovator Africa