Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 2)
This post is a sequel to “Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 1). Please read the part 1 before checking this article. Jarabulus A few days later, I visited the front […]
Author Archives: M. Shiraga
Two Weeks in Rojava (Part 1)
“I have never seen Japanese person here. I think you are the first Japanese journalist to cross this border,” a female officer said. I was at the Iraqi-Syrian border control […]
The World Ain’t Disneyland
Do you want to change the world? Then you have got to read this article. One of my friends asked a professor the question: what does he think would happen […]
Palestine and Kurdistan: Similarity and Challenges
In current issues in the Middle East, Palestine and Kurdistan can be categorised in the most significant keywords. The State of Palestine is recognised as a state by more than […]
To Wear or Not To Wear: Hijabs in the West
Hijab could be seen as the symbol of Muslim women especially in the Western countries. Most of those who cover their hairs with hijabs are proud of their hijabs; on […]
Will USA Patriot Act Protect More Privacy?
On 2nd June 2015, a new law has been enacted in the United States. The law is called the USA Freedom Act, an acronym of “Uniting and Strengthening America by […]
The Potentiality of Student Volunteerism
Suppose you are a student. What do you think are activities you want to do and can only do during school days? Many people would mention volunteerism when asked one […]
