A closer look at Rouhani’s economic achievements, shows that his administration has had little success and disappointed many segments of Iranian society.
Iran’s recent protests shattered the myth of the Islamic Republic’s solid base among Iranian working class and traditionalist rural-dwellers and the simplistic narrative of middle class versus working class protesters.
A potentially precedent-setting petition at the International Criminal Court could help human rights advocates and survivors of gender-based crimes in conflict.
Gene Sharp, the American philosopher of non-violent direct action whose extensive writings have inspired generations of activists, died this week aged 90. Tim Gee pays tribute.
A huge achievement that could even signify the beginning of a more rational, humane approach to American criminal justice: how was it done?
En menos de tres meses dos personas murieron en represiones de fuerzas de seguridad del Estado argentino a protestas mapuches en la Patagonia. Estas son las claves para entender el conflicto. English
Women’s ‘shocking’ participation in far-right politics has received much media attention. But is this a new trend, or have we been here before?
How can bully boys and aggressors label a resistance movement ‘terrorist’ when the whole question of Turkey’s accession to the EU turned around its democratic deficits?
Only a profound change in the country’s economic model, a policy of victim assistance, and engagement in community dialogue with those who want to put crime behind them, can improve El Salvador's prospects. Español
Yanis Varoufakis addressed a packed room of Labour Party MPs and councillors on fighting present and future battles with 'Norway plus', yesterday evening at the House of Commons.
