Until those working in the Global South introduce new rights measures, we are ‘testifying in a court where the opponent is the judge’
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The unproven, potentially dangerous use of progesterone to ‘reverse’ a medical abortion is spreading globally, supported by the US Christian Right
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Joe Biden is not alone in exhibiting a contradictory foreign policy model of outward liberal discourse and my-country-first actions
The Right has managed to conflate the two, but it should be possible to criticise Israel or Zionism without being accused of antisemitism
How and why are so many police officers being killed in Iraq?
One year after the assassination of George Floyd, people are starting to acknowledge the systemic racism that runs through all of Latin America
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