ArticlesHear·May 19, 2021Music when words fail – the resurgence of protest music in IndiaText: Malvika PadinImage: Ipsita DwivediWorking in the Western music industry as an Indian presents its own particular set of issues. I’ve often found myself...
ActArticles·March 30, 2021The revolutionary artists fighting for democracy in MyanmarText: Zoe RasbashThe 100 Projector Project is a group of Myanmar revolutionaries using visual art to rebel against the violent military coup....
ActArticles·March 17, 2021The canard of ‘fake news’Text: Natasha Phang LeeImage: Tommy H‘Fake news’ is a term which has become unnervingly commonplace in our popular lexicon. Its implied definition and use –...
ArticlesOpinion·March 1, 202160 years on from the French occupation of Algeria, and my heritage is still lostText: Leila GamazImage: Naomi GenneryIn January this year, Emmanuel Macron’s office announced that there will be “no repentance nor apologies” for colonial abuses in...
ActArticles·January 12, 2021“More Than Ever, We Need to Be Heard”Text: AnonymousImage: Natasha Phang Lee“Democracy is on trial across east Africa,” says Sarah Bireete, director of the Center for Constitutional Governance in Kampala. This...
ArticlesOpinion·November 29, 2020Fashion’s complicity in the Uyghur genocide: who holds the power?Text: Zainab MahmoodImage: Katie O RourkeWe want to know about who writes the books we read and who sings the songs we listen to. However,...