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Published in: HomeState of the polity in AustraliaCoal exports up, medevac repeal coming soon, Federal Police raids on the press. The Australian polity is showing...
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Published in: openDemocracyUKOf Tory leadership bids and “suspect populations”From Theresa May to Sajid Javid, Johnson and his rivals – and from Shamima Begum, to Prevent, to the “hostile...
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Published in: 50.50European countries should face legal consequences for ‘criminalising’ migrant solidarity, says new reportFollowing openDemocracy revelations, a new EU-funded study reveals a sharp rise in cases of criminalised solidarity...
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaIn Ecuador gays and travestis demand justice and recuperate historic memoryThe current demand for historical memory, collective reparations and justice for gays and travestis in Ecuador...
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Published in: democraciaAbiertaPizza maker vows to do the right thing to fight ICEThere has been a mass crackdown on undocumented migration in the US, and the Inmigration and Customs Enforcement...
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Published in: TransformationWhy more and more leaders of color are leaving nonprofits - and what we can do about itWe need our leaders to look like the people we serve, or there’s no way we can effectively tackle systemic injustice.
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaThere is a rotten stench coming from LebanonLebanese Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gebran Bassil tweeted as he usually does, yet another series of racist tweets.
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Published in: 50.50This powerful one-woman play shows how "black revolutionaries don't just drop from the moon"With poetry, music and dance, the new play Woke stages the personal, political awakenings of Assata Shakur and a...
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Over the worst in Europe: the 2010s have not ended like the 1930sA resurgent “Europe of citizens” has fended off the challenge from the “Europe of Fatherlands”. What remains now is...
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Published in: HomePreventing radical right extremism requires honesty, empathy and a whole society approach. Are we doomed to fail?We need to empathise with those we fundamentally disagree with. Is society ready for that?
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Published in: HomeBrazil’s conservative revolutionNow it is Bolsonaro’s turn to shut down courses in philosophy and sociology, ostensibly to privilege "areas that...
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Published in: 50.50The war on Europe’s women and LGBTIQ people has only just begunThe far right did not conquer the European Parliament – but this doesn’t mean the threats to our rights have...
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Content moderation and censorship: can we handle a double standard?If we get it right, machine-learning could be useful in identifying hateful networks and building a complete picture...
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Triple threat to transparency: a Brexit StoryAny discussion of propaganda and the 2016 European referendum starts with years of Euromythology and migrant-bashing.
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Published in: HomeIndian elections: it wasn’t the economy, stupid!The people accepted electoral authoritarianism for their security. This neutralised warnings by intellectuals and...
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Published in: 50.50Europe's far-right bid to take back 'Christian Europe'Focus on Russian 'interference' risks ignoring the growing role of American religious conservatives in fuelling the...
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Published in: HomeSalvini is escalating war on Italy’s Roma community by deploying soldiersSending troops to vulnerable camps is feeding anti-Roma sentiment and emboldening the far right.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Thoughts for my fascist brother in the North of Italy“Far from rejecting the ‘establishment’ they criticize, the League has always represented the interests of corporate...
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Published in: 50.50‘Solidarity is in the air’: Meet the bold, young women challenging Europe’s far Right across bordersIn March, I travelled from London to Verona, Italy to join a historic protest for women’s and LGBTIQ rights – while...
