Concerns with “honor” based violence have risen in recent years across Europe. However, these crimes are still largely misunderstood and underreported in many countries. The most famous case in Europe which ignited concerns about “honor” based violence was the murder of Fadime Sahindal in Sweden in January 2002, a young Kurdish girl who was killed Read More…
The influx of lone refugee children in Greek camps is a concern for the government but calls for solidarity between the EU Member States had fallen on deaf ears. With the COVID-19 pandemic, some States have been spurred into action – but the pace of the evacuation process has been extremely slow. The deterioration of the Read More…
Coronavirus has ripped through the streets of Britain like Bloody Sunday, except the numbers are even greater. One report in The Byline Times makes reference to the small number of deaths in Norway, Denmark, Greece, Austria, Singapore, South Korea, New Zealand, Vietnam, Finland, Australia, Czech Republic, and Taiwan. “The combined overall total of Coronavirus deaths Read More…
