The Right to Protest: A Right Only When it’s Convenient?
Hayden explores how the right to protest is seen in the modern day.
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Universities everywhere are setting up camps to protest the treatment of Gaza; what does this look like in practice?
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses the recent camps at universities to protest ties to Israel
Mahsa Amini – a catalyst for change or a sign of worse to come?
Joseph Spencer examines the protests following the death of Mahsa Amini in Iran.
A march towards zero-carbon
In this article, Helen Tyler-Cole explores the events taking place in the lead up to November's COP26 summit, as well as the actions of Durham University to reduce their own…
Nigeria: why the #EndSars protests turned nasty
Following the deaths of dozens of protestors on the streets of Lagos, Will Guy explores how the government's ongoing battles with Boko Haram and Biafran separatists are fuelling a vicious…
Black Trans Lives Matter: an intersectional call to action
The news has been a constant stream of Black Lives Matter marches, footage of police brutality, and countless instances of racism. Amongst this important coverage, we have seen the debate…
Extinction Rebellion: a force for good?
Catriona Inglis discusses Extinction Rebellions recent inclusion in a domestic extremism guide.
Chile Protests: A Country “At War”?
Chile is in a state of emergency amidst violent protests across the city. Will Guy writes from first hand-experience; about Chile's volatile experience of democracy and the prospect of progress.
Protests In Chile: It’s Not The Place You Think It Is
Will Guy comments on the several and complex motivations for the protests currently happening in Santiago, Chile, where he is currently living.