Human Rights Post
The United Nations, containing all the human rights was created in the aftermath of the Second World War and the horrors of the Holocaust. Despite this, the universality of the document has been criti... Read More
Generation Z Filter Bubbles
Are filter bubbles controlling my life? To a certain and major extent, very much so. The main reason we even read in the first place is so we can gain information and earn new knowledge about subjects... Read More
TWC2 Volunteer (Seema) – Human Rights & Workers’ Rights
As she began talking and explaining the organisation, I immediately realised that even now social classes exist and are differentiated as they are treated in a variety of ways. It was also something I... Read More
Deborah Emmanuel – Painting Images With Words
Deborah Emmanuel without a doubt was one of my favourite speakers as she did not have a filter on anything she said, resulting in a more real and honest approach to what she thought and felt, it was a... Read More
Robyn Hayes – Justice Through Photos
After listening to her speech, I was inspired not only because of her skills of making the world a better place in terms of stopping child or premature marriage, but also by the fact that she was so r... Read More
Writers’ Fortnight – Human Library (19/1/18)
Richelle – Generation Education Period securing the future of girls in Cambodia. -Girls in Cambodia will miss a week of school every month because of menstruation, a biological process in which... Read More
Writer’s Fortnight – Chetan Bhagat (17/1/18)
While I was browsing the internet and researching Chetan Bhagat, it came to me as a surprise that he was such a kind-hearted and humorous person. He shared a variety of helpful suggestions which woul... Read More
Writer’s Fortnight – Steve Dawson (16/1/18)
Before the session, I had never thought much about interviews and how in-depth you could possibly go with them. Today Steve Dawson, a famous journalist and Fox Sports presenter, who has had many inter... Read More