Country Reports

The gap between pluralist policies and their implementation, thus, creates barriers to social inclusion for members of ethnic or religious minorities.

While BiH's recent history is mired by ethnic conflict, the instruments used to end the conflict are beginning another one.

After enduring a lengthy civil war, Colombia’s peace process must grapple with the inclusion of all ethnic and marginalized communities.

Thought as a beacon of stability and democracy, Ghana's reckoning with regional development and gender restrict its ability to become more pluralistic

Although making significant strides in reconciling with its apartheid past, South Africa’s struggles with inequality are coming to light.