Inclusion and Eco-Social Justice

The Third National Action Plan for the Promotion of Rights and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities was published in the Official Gazette on 21 May 2026 through a Presidential Decree...

On 5 June 2026, the international community celebrates World Environment Day, an observance established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1972 during the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment....

In a world that grows more human-centred, can we still find reminders of our ancestral nature? Yes, there are such places. There is no need to journey to the Andes...

Insights into the issues surrounding the Climate Change crisis, including Anthropocentrism, Capitalism and answering the question on How Billionaires Work to Destroy Our World. The article highlights various types of...

In modern and contemporary societies, work has ceased to be merely a means of economic subsistence and has become a fundamental dimension of individual identity. A professional career not only...

In the fall of 2023, a video of the local Tahitian surfer Matahi Drollet pleading for the protection of the Tēahupo’o coral reef went viral, echoing Tahiti’s long colonial past....

Zygmunt Bauman argues in Modernity and the Holocaust (1989) that Nazism was not merely an aberrant phenomenon but, above all, an expression of what we now call modernity. It should...

With this contribution, I would like to focus on some beautiful words, such as participation, development, dignity, respect, sharing, etc., which unfortunately are subject to semantic erosion, losing meaning due...

Introduction Gender equality is a fundamental goal that everyone, everywhere, should strive to achieve. It is not an issue concerning women alone, but a collective responsibility that benefits society as...

Introduction The Council of Europe remains one of the strongest international organizations, founded in 1949 to protect human rights, promote democracy, and strengthen the rule of law. Since its establishment,...

IntroductionUrsula Le Guin’s short philosophical story “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” can aptly illustrate the structural invisibility of certain disabilities. The relevance of this parallel does not lie...

The role of the caregiver is becoming increasingly fundamental in contemporary society due to profound social and demographical changes. The aging population, the increase in chronic disabilities, and the progressive...