Human rights: Food for a faith/dogma-skeptical thought ‘The influence of religion’ Human Rights Reader 472 . A battle between faith and science? -Is science the great antidote
Human rights: Food for another thought about history Human Rights Reader 471 Am I alone? 1. I do not want to know how things really happened in history, but why.…
Human rights: Food for a morally courageous thought Human Rights Reader 470 Moral courage is the companion of great leadership Must being a committed human rights (HR) activist these days…
Human rights: Food for a how-to thought Human Rights Reader 469 1. The majority of the population supporting a change towards single-payer (tax financed) reform in health, cannot by itself…
Human rights: Food for a non-conformist thought Human Rights Reader 468 From the time we are born, they train us to see no more that tidbits of reality. A culture…
Human rights: Food for a solidary thought (2) Human Rights Reader 467 Recapping As of now, many RTH activists place too high expectations on the work of the judiciary to…
Human rights: Food for a solidary thought Human Rights Reader 466 What is missing that is inherent to it? 1. What is missing is effectively linking the many (so far)…
Human rights: Food for a socially pathological thought Human Rights Reader 465 1. Mental health constructs under capitalism entail accepting a ‘pathological normalcy’, i.e., social pathologies that have become to…
Human rights: Food for the wrong use of a thought Human Rights Reader 464 -He who controls the definition controls the policy. 1. The current main beneficiaries of development are…
Human rights: Food for a pandemic thought Human Rights Reader 463 *: Also rightly called ‘corporate vectors of disease’ (Lucy Gilmore) or ‘harm industries’. (M. Welker) These industries talk about…