The Grim Reality of Child Exploitation in DRC
Child labor is a grave issue in the DRC, where children not only work in an unsafe environment but also face physical abuse, and exploitation.
Benita Ikpeamar
Imane Khelif, Olympics And The Politics of Fear
The transphobic attack on boxer Imane Khelif reflects how far-right discourse has taken hold of (social) media and uses hate speech to ‘protect’ a distorted idea of womanhood.
Amr Marzouk
Bangladesh’s Creative Mass Uprising
The 2024 student protests in Bangladesh leveraged artistic forms of expression such as music and art, creating lasting cultural memories and discourses.
Dr. Nazia Hussein
ICJ’s Ruling Shifts ‘Genocide’ Debate To Legal Certainty
Although the ICJ ruling signifies progress towards justice, it is inadequate in tackling the intricacies of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Tahir Abbas
Gaza war set to rejig Middle East politics
The ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip is already changing the political status quo in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Ramzy Baroud
Israel’s onslaught on Gaza: ‘A prelude to genocide’
The tragedy that has been continually unfolding in Palestine for the past 75 years recently took a dramatic turn when Palestinian armed groups broke through the steel gates closing off
Dr Jeff Handmaker
Unraveling the Windrush myth
Confidential government communications that reveal authorities did not want Caribbean migrants to come to Britain
Henghameh Saroukhani
Equality as a reason to act: Towards a transformative social mobility in India
An in-depth analysis of the recent ethnic strife in India’s northeast state of Manipur that left at least 70 people dead and thousands displaced.
Shimreisa Chahongnao
The Political Economy of Carnage In Congo
As the battle for mineral extraction in Congo continues, Congolese people suffer abuse both at home and abroad as they try to escape the violence.
Likam Kyanzaire
How the Nakba came to define the collective Palestinian identity
Palestinian communities in East Jerusalem, in the southern Hebron hills, in the Naqab Desert and elsewhere, are still suffering the consequences of Israel’s quest for demographic supremacy.
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