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August 29, 2019

Netanyahu and Bolsonaro find common ground in oppressing indigenous populations

While the Amazon forest burns and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro continues to trade insults and blame, indigenous communities face displacement and annihilation. These communities pose the biggest obstacle to...

Blog
August 29, 2019

Libya gave the world a unique treaty which should be copied by all ex-colonial powers

Friday 30 August is the 11th anniversary of the treaty signed by Libya and Italy on Friendship, Partnership and Cooperation bringing to an end a long, turbulent chapter of...

Article
August 29, 2019

Rabaa Al-Adawiyya provides an opportunity for real and lasting change

The Rabaa Al-Adawiyya Square massacre was evidence of the people’s sacrifice for the sake of regaining their dignity. However, today we can take a step back from our annual...

Article
August 29, 2019

UN to vote on fate of Lebanon peacekeepers

With tensions rising high in Lebanon following Israel’s attack on Beirut the UN is set to vote on renewing the mandate of UNIFIL (United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon)....

News
August 29, 2019

Saudi-bought European weapons now in the hands of Sudan militia

Serious questions have once again been raised over Saudi Arabia’s ability to insure that weapons purchased in Europe do not fall into the wrong hands. A report by the...

News
August 29, 2019

Gantz’s phone hacked by ‘Russia’ ahead of Israel election

Head of the Blue and White (Kahol Lavan) party and de facto leader of Israel’s opposition, Benny Gantz, has had his mobile phone hacked by apparent Russian attackers just...

News
August 29, 2019

Egypt suspends TV host for body shaming women despite Sisi’s call for people to lose weight

Egyptian TV presenter Reham Saeed has been banned from appearing on any media platform for one year after she body shamed women by saying “fat people are dead”. “You...

News
August 29, 2019

The return of the IED to the occupied West Bank

After many years, the use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) has returned to the occupied West Bank. This is despite all of the efforts made by the Israeli and...

Article
August 29, 2019

Saudi Arabia changes Ottoman ‘Empire’ to ‘occupation’ in school textbooks

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Education has made a series of modifications to its history textbooks altering the legacy of the Ottoman Empire and its former rule over parts of...

News
August 29, 2019

HRW: Iraq ‘denying children their right to education’

The Iraqi government has deprived thousands of children, whose parents are suspected of belonging to Daesh from their right to education, Human Rights Watch said yesterday. Children born or...

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