The absolute prohibition of torture
Throughout history, human beings have shown that they used imagination and inventiveness to find ways to torture their fellow humans. Today, torture…
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This profile gathers published analysis and articles from the public Nomika Epilekta library.
Throughout history, human beings have shown that they used imagination and inventiveness to find ways to torture their fellow humans. Today, torture…
Subliminal messages, considered by many the most dangerous invention after the atomic bomb, are essentially messages embedded in image or sound…
A personal reflection on freedom of speech, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and concern over the ACTA agreement and internet censorship.
The biggest question of recent years fills the television and our heads from morning until night. Meetings are held and postponed, yet no clear…
Beyond every expectation, the situation is going from bad to worse. The text sharply criticizes political claims that Greece was saved and lists the…
The Crete Aquarium CretAquarium in Gournes began operating in December 2005 and was renewed in 2009 with new tanks, new species and new educational…
An archival article explaining school bullying, its effects on children and the support channels available to victims and witnesses.
Down syndrome used to be called mongolism. It is a genetic disorder characterized by physical differences as well as intellectual disability. A…
An archival reflection on the digital age, social networks, virtual friendships and the risk of losing direct human communication.
It is a fact that for a child, at any age, the divorce of his or her parents is a tremendous shock. Research has shown, however, that it is not…
The Middle Ages is the period of European history that followed Antiquity and ended with the Renaissance. It lasted about 1,000 years and became…