The treaty

The Treaty, SIB’s UN-affiliated newspaper, delivers sharp insights on geopolitics, human rights, and global affairs. Published every two months, it’s your platform for informed perspectives on the world’s most pressing issues.

 

Dear Reader,

Women’s rights have long been at the heart of global conversations, from the halls of the United Nations to grassroots movements demanding change. Yet, persistent inequalities, political pushbacks, and conflicts continue to shape the realities of women worldwide. But how far have we truly come?

Last year, we dedicated an issue to this day, and we are proud to do so again. Gender equality isn’t a one-time discussion; it’s an ongoing fight shaped by politics, culture, and everyday realities. This edition brings together perspectives on where we stand, what’s changing, and what still needs to be done. More relevant information can also be found on unwomen.org.

We hope these pieces spark thought, conversation, and maybe even action. Happy International Women’s Day 2025!

Mona-Lou Henschel

Chief Editor

 

International Day of Education Issue 02/2024-2025

Dear Reader,

The Treaty proudly presents its first edition of 2025, and we want to take this opportunity to

express our heartfelt thanks—not only to you, our loyal readership, but also to our dedicated

writers, whose continued support makes this all possible. We believe everyone deserves

recognition for sticking with us, especially with such busy university schedules!

This issue seeks to connect the everyday realities of student life with the broader meaning of

education, as we celebrate the International Day of Education on January 24th, 2025.

Education is not only important, but as the United Nations General Assembly reminds us, it is

"a human right, a public good, and a public responsibility."

So without further ado, happy reading!

Warm wishes,

Mona-Lou Henschel

Chief Editor


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