Archipelagos and the desire for life
Notes on Indigenous community practices and Covid-19.
How the Chilean uprising reawakened international solidarity
Groups in the UK are standing up against state violence in Chile, just as they did during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
Spreading the virus of occupation
Spitting as a weapon in the hands of colonial Israel.
In a pandemic, the nuclear bomb looks different
Our tolerance of nuclear weapons is the mother of all moral and humanitarian outrages.
He’s got eight numbers, just like everybody else
Trident nuclear disarmament activist Steve Kelly, a Jesuit priest, has just begun his third year imprisoned in a county jail.
Indian rape survivors and the endless wait for justice
Survivors describe how police, medical personnel and the court system are often barriers to justice in cases of sexual violence.