ActArticles·March 7, 2022‘I don’t know if they’re alive’: Uyghurs in Europe fear for families back homeText: Allia BukhariImage: Hayfaa ChalabiThree individuals share tales of missing relatives amidst protests against China’s persecution of the community
ArticlesOpinion·April 27, 2022“By failing to end fossil fuels, world leaders are feeding new Putins”Text: Jessica KleczkaImage: Masha KaashaIn conversation with climate activists from Ukraine and Russia about the links between the war and the world's dependence on fossil fuels
ActArticles·April 15, 2021All fires are politicalText: Maria Azul SchvartzmanImage: Sabrina GevaerdThroughout 2020, more than 1 million hectares of forests and wetlands were burned down in Argentina. According to the National...
ArticlesDo·May 7, 2022How Brazil is denying the basic human right to waterText: Isadora MachadoAn insight into new laws which threaten the lives of thousands already living in water insecurity
ArticlesOpinion·April 18, 2021How Seaspiracy evaded western accountabilityText: Francisca RockeyImage: Thumy PhanI’m sure you’ve heard of Seaspiracy by now, but for those that haven’t, it’s a Netflix documentary about the environmental...
ArticlesOpinion·May 21, 2021How the IDF is turning TikTok into its latest propaganda toolText: Laura RussellImage: Natasha Phang LeeScrolling through my TikTok ForYou page last month, I never expected to come across the official account of the Israeli...
Opinion·April 22, 2024Rise of the war crime influencersText: Natasha Phang LeeImage: Tommy HHow IDF soldiers are implicating themselves for clout and likes in the age of conflict TikTok
ArticlesOpinion·May 29, 2021Sportswashing: the inevitable result of today’s Champions League finalText: Dan MorrisonImage: Alex FrancisModern football has moved far beyond the game itself. Old and new powers contest and co-operate where it suits, shaping...
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·November 30, 2020The fight for Shell’s accountability in the Niger DeltaText: Samia DumbuyaImage: Natasha Phang LeeThe formal definition of environmental racism is “environmental injustice that occurs within a racialised context both in practice and policy”....
ArticlesDo·June 19, 2021The power of Nigeria’s youth has been proven: it’s now time to get them into officeText: Abdulhakeem Ibraheem AbdulkareemNigeria’s youth are entering into a tumultuous time. A group which makes up over 60% of the population, youth have...
ArticlesDo·May 24, 2022The rise of ‘Apptivism’ in UkraineText: Sophie Le GrelleImage: Tommy HIs our reliance on social media apps for activism always a cause for good?