Editor/Contributor
Editor, Contributor
Sakiya Mohamed (CLA '26) is a junior studying political science and business law. Sakiya has served as a member of the Human Rights Program Undergraduate Working Group for two years. She enjoys reading and writing, especially if it pertains to government and law. Outside academia, she likes to learn languages, travel, and try new sports.
Quantified Grief
Throughout history, starvation has been deliberately used as a weapon of war. From the Siege of Carthage during the Punic Wars to the German Siege of Leningrad, nations and their leaders have routinely exploited food as a tool to impose their will. The story is no different today as we witness Israel's continued blockade and starvation of the Gaza population... Read More
