Refugees, Art and Activism
In this episode, Dr. Ritwik engages aid worker Mimi Dearing, who reflects on the challenges of volunteering, detailing the precarious conditions faced by refugees and migrants.
‘Methodical’ Mass Killing in Sudan’s Darfur
RSF and allied militia have been accused of ethnic cleansing, crimes against humanity and war crimes in their war with government forces.
Unexploded Bombs and Bodies Lay Beneath Gaza Debris
UN warns about the dangers posed by the presence of Israeli explosive remnants of war in the Gaza Strip.
UNSC Adopts Resolution Demanding Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza
UN Security Council passes resolution calling for "immediate ceasefire" in Gaza, as US shifts position by abstaining from vote
Disasters, Humanitarianism, and Inclusivity
Humanitarian worker Michele Villarries shares stories of resilience from communities facing adversity and highlights the need for inclusive program design and cultural empathy in aid work.
Kargil War, Militarism, and Identity
In this podcast, Dr. Fayaz Kacho shares how the Kargil War ignited his interest in understanding militarism from a civilian perspective, and highlights the challenges faced by people in conflict
ICJ Directs Israel to Prevent Genocide, Doesn’t Call For Ceasefire
ICJ rules Israel must 'take all measures' to prevent genocide, stops short of ordering Gaza cease-fire.
‘Our Freedom Is Incomplete Without The Freedom Of Palestinians’
In an address delivered in Pretoria, South Africa on 4 December 1997, the anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela resolutely reiterated his support for the Palestinian struggle.
Ukraine, War And Health-Tech
In Episode 04, Dr. Ritwik sits down with Volodymyr Shevchuk, the CEO and founder of the Medical Information System of Ukraine (MISU) – a cutting-edge mobile application that utilizes Artificial
Unpacking Israel’s Breaches for War Crimes and Genocide
A legal scholar examines Israel’s military assault on the Gaza Strip.
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