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Afghan women line up at a World Food Program distribution point / credit: United Nations photo licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

Afghan Women’s Frontline Resistance Against 20 Years of ‘Humanitarian Intervention’

Alessandra Bajec October 1, 2021 Alessandra Bajec

Securing women’s rights was used to justify the U.S. military intervention in Afghanistan. However, the Biden administration’s irresponsible pull-out in tandem with the swift, untroubled Taliban return speaks volumes about Washington’s lack of interest to secure respect for human rights and improve women’s lives.

Against state capture

Austin McCoy September 19, 2020 Austin McCoy

A reflection on this summer’s uprising for Black life and the transformative power of abolition.

A Vida Negra Importa

Jessica Roberts September 12, 2020 Jessica Roberts

The uprising for Black life sparked off by the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis has found echo in Portugal

Small scale miners risk life and limb in Zimbabwe

Stephen Tsoroti and Ankita Anand August 21, 2020 Stephen Tsoroti and Ankita Anand

Half a million people work as artisanal miners in Zimbabwe, where they face violence, theft and environmental harms.

Black food spaces seed sovereignty

Eva Hershaw June 30, 2020 Eva Hershaw

The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the need for resilient and adaptable food systems.

Pandemic response a partisan war on the people in Honduras

Jared Olsen May 26, 2020 Jared Olsen

Hondurans push back against hunger, violence during coronavirus lockdown.

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