Denmark’s burqa ban compatible with human rights and common socio-economic interests
Denmark’s ban on full-face coverings, often referred to as the ‘burqa ban’ was enacted in May 2018 and came into force on 1 August of that year. It applies in…
Moral ideals can produce inhumane outcomes when imposed through coercive institutions
In the Irish town of Tuam, a name that in the Irish language itself means ‘burial mound’, forensic teams are still currently excavating the grounds of the former Bon Secours…
The Myth of Decentralization in Crypto
For more than a decade, the promise of blockchain technology has rested on a simple but powerful idea: decentralization. By eliminating trusted intermediaries, cryptocurrencies were meant to distribute authority across…
Faith, Authority and Legal Duty to Protect Children
Religious institutions have had to adjust since the findings of Royal Commission in Australia In Australia, religious and spiritual organisations had to confront a question that the Royal Commission into…
Australia — Corporations Amendment (Digital Assets Framework) Bill 2025
Commentary There has been a rapid expansion of cryptocurrencies, tokenised digital assets and blockchain-based financial services. There is currently a Bill before the Australian Parliament that focuses primarily on market…
Digital Assets, Blockchain and Challenges for Regulation
People will have to progressively utilize every idea. Society will have to bravely confront different types of obstacles that are likely to arise due to progressive ideas and developed technology.…
UN’s ‘Financial Crisis’: Accountability and Degree of Power
The United Nations is approaching a financial precipice. Senior officials, including Secretary-General António Guterres and spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric, have warned that the UN is on an unsustainable financial trajectory, with…
Cryptocurrencies as Barter Derivatives
Preliminary view - PROUT analysis Introduction The emergence of decentralized cryptocurrencies has prompted renewed debate regarding the nature of money. Advocates describe systems such as Bitcoin as ‘trustless money’, superior…
Hamas a Bastion of Misogyny in Gaza and the Condition of Women
In debates about the Israel–Gaza conflict, attention often focuses on geopolitics, military operations and humanitarian suffering. Less frequently examined is the condition of women under the rule of Hamas, the…
What people commonly get wrong re: synthetic data as a supramundane resource in generative artificial intelligence but stored mundanely
There is no copying - there is only transformative use What people get wrong about so-called ‘copying’ of training data for generative artificial intelligence (GAI). There is no copying! Text…