Tag: tragedy
Nepal’s avalanche and the tragedy of the global commons
The question is whether governments are prepared to prevent it. Nepal’s suffering must not become merely another warning that the world acknowledges,
mourns and then later then forgotten until another disaster strikes.
When closure becomes a performance – A family member’s reflections on...
For some families, cherished memories built over years were reduced to rubble overnight. No ribbon-cutting ceremony can fully compensate for that, and certainly not one delivered in a tone that bordered on patronising.
Confronting cyberbullying with law
Cyberbullying thrives in a digital environment shaped by a dangerous mix of inauthenticity, anonymity, and algorithmic amplification.
Looking beyond blame game in bullying cases
To stop bullying from recurring, we must dig deeper and examine the root causes that allow it to flourish in the first place.
