Oliver Wood

Manager

Oliver holds a Master's degree in Securities Studies from University College London. He is committed to discussing important issues in vulnerable and war-impacted areas, highlighting the immediate and long-lasting devastation inflicted on communities. With the role of security and surveillance becoming an increasingly nuanced and all-encompassing issue, he is particularly interested in how complex state and institutional policy goals impact the lives of everyday people, maintaining a close focus on function creep. He is interested in finding functional solutions to humanitarian issues that use region-specific, durable policy tools.

Articles

EU's Offshore Deportation Hubs: Human Rights Crisis or Necessary Bord...

EU offshore deportation hubs law approved June 2026 sparks human rights crisis debate. Critics warn violations while EU defends border control necessity.

482 weather incidents expose Rohingya camp vulnerability again

482 weather incidents expose Rohingya camp vulnerability as monsoon rains, floods, and landslides worsen humanitarian risks in Cox’s Bazar.

More Than 500 Feared Dead In Another Rohingya Sea Catastrophe

More than 500 Rohingya feared dead after boats capsized in the Bay of Bengal, exposing Human Rights failures and weak State Policy.

Malaysia’s Rohingya repatriation plan tests ASEAN’s conscience on ref...

Malaysia’s Rohingya repatriation plan sparks rights concerns, testing ASEAN’s commitment to non-refoulement and regional humanitarian leadership.

Kushner’s Gaza Plan Turns Reconstruction Into a Weapon of Leverage

Kushner Gaza Plan ties reconstruction to Hamas disarmament, exposing how State Policy can delay Human Rights, recovery and Gaza’s survival.

Ceasefire in Name Only: Gaza Drone Strikes and Accountability Gaps

Gaza ceasefire violations deepen as drone strikes expose Human Rights concerns, civilian risks, and major accountability gaps in Gaza’s fragile truce.

AfD Foreign Policy Between Trump and Putin: Germany’s Balancing Act

AfD foreign policy faces scrutiny as Saxony-Anhalt’s far right balances Trump, Putin, Ukraine, Human Rights and Germany’s democratic firewall.