Concordia shuts down MIGS due to budget constraints
Former fellows were left stunned by what they believe is a major loss to Concordia’s global standing. Concordia…
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Anastasia Boldireff’s case goes to the Human Rights Tribunal
The Concordia PhD student finally receives justice on gender discrimination complaint filed against the two officers in her…
Black student accosted, then arrested at Stinger’s Dome
After his complaint against was disregarded, the Concordia student must face court. It all started on Dec. 23,…
Counter-protesters defend trans rights amid outcry of opposing protest
Trans rights groups and anti-trans groups debate what is best for children’s education about gender identity Five hundred…
Poli SAVVY: Is pushing for traditional values in a modern world the way to leadership?
BREAKING NEWS: There are still entitled men in politics. On one side, we have potential Conservative candidate for…
What experts think about human rights violations in China
A panel on China’s human rights violations was held in Concordia University’s Faubourg building on Jan. 15. The…
World in brief: China’s mass detention of Muslim, Koalas killed by fires, and Indigenous collaboration on Frozen II
On Nov. 24, leaked classified documents showed China’s strategic plan of mass detention for ethnic minorities. They were…
Struggle is intersectional
After more than a century of quiet cowardice, the United States House of Representatives voted to officially recognize…
Artificial Intelligence as an agent of change
AI and human rights forum generates global discussions On April 5, the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human…
Editorial: China’s censorship doesn’t have a place at Concordia
On March 26, Concordia University held a conference led by the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights…
Roméo Dallaire to youth at TEDx Concordia: “Why don’t we lead the pack?”
Human rights icon encourages TEDxConcordia audience to be agents of change Canada’s young people have the power and…
Detained, harmed and forgotten: The Canadian prisoners of conscience
Many Canadians around the world remain detained, some denied human rights Last week, Concordia welcomed back professor Homa…