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Month: July 2020

Asia

India’s unabated urbanization

Richa Minocha July 31, 2020 Richa Minocha

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the apathy of elites and leaders towards the workers who keep cities running.

Americas

Berta Cáceres in her own words

Asís Castellanos and Adrienne Pine July 29, 2020 Asís Castellanos and Adrienne Pine

An unpublished 2015 interview reminds us of the relevance of Berta’s powerful legacy, more than four years after her assassination.

The More We Know...

Chilean eye injury victims launch support campaign

Coordinadora de Víctimas de Traumas Oculares - Chile July 28, 2020 Coordinadora de Víctimas de Traumas Oculares - Chile

More than 400 people have sustained eye injuries in Chile since October 2019.

Activism

Four lawsuits that challenge Trump’s federal agents in Portland test issues other cities will likely face

Sarah J. Adams-Schoen July 27, 2020 Sarah J. Adams-Schoen

One of the lawsuits says citizens rightly fear “being thrown into a van by anonymous agents.”

America Feminista

Feminism and Chile’s social explosion

Dawn Marie Paley July 24, 2020 Dawn Marie Paley

Over two million people were in the streets of Santiago on International Women's Day this year, the last major protest before Chile's COVID lockdown.

Africa

Why protesters are fed up with Sudan’s tricky transition

David E. Kiwuwa July 22, 2020 David E. Kiwuwa

The civilian half of Sudan's transitional government has struggled to assert or leverage its moral authority in the face of military intransigence.

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