Women suffer greatly under the widowhood rituals practiced in some parts of India. Netradipa Patil has helped to build a network of women who are fighting back
‘‘It’s very painful to lose people in war, but losing culture and history is a tragedy too"
Kamila Shamsie’s exposure of the UK’s immigration system is acute and damning.
The forced hijab, long a symbol of repression, has now become a renewed focus of the struggle for the emancipation of women and for the rights and freedom of all people in Iran.
Are Pastafarians undogmatic believers, or unbelievers who will go to extreme lengths to protest against religious exceptionalism?
Paul Baker’s "Outrageous" tells the story of the battle against Section 28, which demanded an end to the "promotion" of homosexuality.
Forcing people to bear unwanted pregnancies and criminalising abortion creates a hostile, insecure and unsafe world for girls, women and birthing people.
Mohammed Zubair claimed in court that he had been arrested because he was a Muslim, and a fact-checker.
Will Russian President Vladimir Putin ever be brought before The Hague for the alleged war crimes perpetrated in Ukraine?
Reading "You Have Not Yet Been Defeated", Nadine El-Enany gains a new understanding of guilt, fear, and the need to speak.
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