The Right to Protest: A Right Only When it’s Convenient?
Hayden explores how the right to protest is seen in the modern day.
human rights
Is Rishi Sunak’s flagship Illegal Migration Bill really ‘racist’?
Elizabeth Beesley discusses the harm in undermining Rishi Sunak's newly proposed Illegal Migration Bill, and the topic of illegal migration more generally, with defamatory and often inaccurate language.
You wouldn’t celebrate a massacre, so why do people celebrate Thanksgiving?
Jade Barnes gives a commentary on the false Thanksgiving narrative and how the erasure of injustices against Indigenous people continue to affect Indigenous societies today.
Unveiled: A feminist uprising in Iran
Victoria Cheng evaluates recent Iran protests as part of a feminist revolution
Government prevent strong action against Uighur genocide
‘Taking back control’ was the defining chant of Brexit Leave, but when it comes to the Uighur and trading with a genocidal country, the UK government back away. MPs were…
The Uighur Holocaust: is history repeating itself?
As Holocaust Memorial Day is used to decry China’s treatment of Uighur Muslims, Cathy Poon looks at what happens in China's detainment camps and questions what people and nations can…
UK removes sanctuary for lone children in EU refugee camps
Lauren Powdrell criticises the UK government's removal of sanctuary for lone children in EU refugee camps.
Are Western sanctions pushing Belarus further into Putin’s embrace?
Emily Scriven explores the impact of recent Western sanctions against Belarusian officials.
Concentration Camps Today–And We’re Looking Away
Beijing calls children in the camps "kindness students"–but they are learning hatred of their own culture while their parents are subject to torture and forced labour.