A horrifying reality of the prevalence of modern slavery globally – depicted using an infograph.
Author: Sonia Hukil
Sonia Hukil was the Program Editor for Expanding Community at the NATO Association of Canada. Her primary research areas include foreign affairs, economic development, diplomacy and policy-making. She is in the final phase of completing a bilingual Specialized BA Honors in International Studies from Glendon College, York University. Previously, she has interned at the Centre for Internal and Regional Security (IReS) at the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS), India. As a Research Intern, she published commentaries examining the security-related challenges affecting South Asia. In the past, Sonia has also served in the capacity of a Chair/President at the Student Caucus of Glendon College Faculty Council. She, alongside her faculty members, analysed the institutional governance and academic policy in a consultative capacity to the Principal. Sonia has also volunteered extensively for organizations like the UNICEF, AMNESTY International and Help age India. In the future, she intends to continue her passion for education and learning.
Inside India’s Blood-Soaked Family Planning Program (2/2)
The article examines the significance of India’s sterilization drives, most notably, it attempts to render an explanation to the question: Why is India sterilizing its women?
Inside India’s Blood-Soaked Family Planning Program (1/2)
The author, Sonia Hukil highlights the sticking points of India’s controversial sterilization program
Containing China in the South China Sea
Sonia Hukil sheds light on the recent India-Vietnam economic partnership amid China’s growing realm of influence in the South China Sea.
Russia untying the Caspian knot
In her article Sonia Hukil highlights the sticking points of the fourth Caspian Sea Summit, and its significance to the West, notably NATO.
Why India must illuminate Canada’s radar and vice-versa?
The author Sonia Hukil analyses why the two great powers- Canada and India must illuminate each other’s radar screens?