Protests Against Budget Cuts in Dutch Higher Education
In addition to the planned annual €1 billion reduction in higher education funding, primary, secondary, and vocational education are also bracing for substantial cuts.
Mariya Nadeem Khan
Thinly Veiled Sentiments | Savarna Feminism, An Extension Of Imperial Feminism
Within the fold of White and Brahminical patriarchy, the category of ‘liberated Muslim woman’ is forced to remain empty in a tug of war between Oppressors and Liberators.
Kashmir | Mapping an Occupied City
Kashmir's capital Srinagar is the political center for the Indian occupation that bends nature to serve itself and physically disrupts everything that refuses to serve it.
Who owns Azadi? Kashmir’s Resistance Slogan
Kashmir's 'Azadi' slogan has become a popular slogan at demonstrations especially in South Asia, but can it be delinked from its origins?
Mass Grave in Gaza Points to War Crime, UN Says
United Nations renews concerns of war crimes as civilians found 'stripped naked with hands tied' in Gaza mass graves.
Leading NGO’s Urge Action Over Israel’s Rafah offensive Plans
Top NGO's say that Israel's incursion into Rafah is terrifying, given that high number of civilians, mostly children, will likely be killed.
Children’s Coloring Book on Palestine: Creative Interventions as Solidarity
The coloring book, "From the River to the Sea", not only serves as an educational tool but also empowers children to voice their support for Palestine.
Nigeria’s Epidemic of Child Marriages
Nigeria’s rates of child marriage are some of the highest on the African continent.
Dutch Scholars Urge Academic Boycott of Israeli Universities Post ICJ Ruling
A scholars collective in the Netherlands are calling Dutch universities to sever ties with Israeli institutions.
The Grave Is The Only Third Place
As Indian PM Modi opens Hindu temple built on ruins of a razed mosque, what is the future of public life for Muslims in India?