The maker of new film essay Taskafa: Stories of the Street charts the journey that led her to write a ‘manifesto for co-existence in film and life.’
The package contains important but limited improvements. What it leaves out, however, may be its most significant feature, alongside the presentation.
Occupy hasn’t disappeared, its spirit is alive and kicking in thousands of efforts to transform the economy. Let’s celebrate “New Economy Week.”
Ukraine’s bright ‘Orange Revolution’ has faded, leeched of its liberal colours by the authoritarian government of President Viktor Yanukovych. Now, media freedom is under assault as well.
האתגר המרכזי הניצב בפני ארגוני זכויות האדם בישראל הוא טיפוח האמונה המשותפת בשוויון לכל בקרב הישראלים. תגובה לג'סיקה מונטל, איאן לוסטיק ולורי אלן. English, العربية
With the UN High-Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development underway in New York, migrant-led organisations have gathered to argue for policies that value and prioritise people over profit, protection of the environment and advancement of sustainable growth over short time gains.
The author considers how education may impact on a society's growing propensity to resort to violence. This column responds to criticism of the school system in Morocco with some thoughts of its own about the role of English, the lingua franca of international communication.
As India seeks a greater role in global governance, problems at home only worsen. There are small steps toward the delivery of social goods, but the efforts beg the question: what good is a right if there’s no right to the good? A contribution to the openGlobalRights debate on Emerging Powers and
ان التحدي الاساسي الذي يواجه منظمات حقوق الانسان الاسرائيلية يتمثل في انماء الايمان بالمساواة للجميع ما بين الاسرائيليين. ردا على مونتل، ومتابعة لمقالات موستك، وآلن.English, עברית
Today the structures that sustain oppression exhibit an impressive level of transnational collaboration. Where to then for local and transnational social movements committed to challenging this oppression, and advancing feminism and gender equality?
25 years after Women in Black was founded by Israeli and Palestinian women working together for peace, Sue Finch and Liz Khan report from the International Women in Black meeting in Uruguay on how the movement has grown into a world-wide network speaking truth to power
