2019 Human Rights Day: A Reflection

Tuesday, December 10 2019, was celebrated around the world as International Human Rights Day to commemorate the 10 December 1948 adoption by the UN General Assembly of the landmark Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), which proclaimed a number of rights as inalienable to all people, irrespective of race, ethnicity, social origin, gender or creed.  Two […]

The Bill that Hates Itself

Democratic states of the world would not have existed at first, if they did, they would have gone into Oblivion where nothing will be heard of the system again. Freedom of speech has been a zenith feature and a rigid characteristic behind Democracy as a system of government. Nursing mothers, farmers, workers and possibly the […]