Browsing: Genocide

Nizam Mamode, a retired British National Health Service transplant surgeon who worked in Gaza with the British charity, Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP), shocked UK MPs…

Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, recently summed up Israel’s 76-year occupation of Palestine as a ‘settler-colonial conflict’ and a g*nocide, not…

Western politicians have used African migrants as a scapegoat for the failings of capitalism, blaming our people for few decent jobs and high crime, despite no…

From the election of Africa’s youngest president in Senegal to the tragic Baltimore bridge collapse in the US, here’s our weekly photo dump. Lyon, France –…

On March 12th, Israeli police shot dead a 12-year-old boy who lit a firework during Ramadan in the West Bank. Rami Hamdan al-Halhouli was branded a…

Descendants of the Herero and Nama people are demanding the return of ancestral lands Germany stole during what historians consider the 20th century’s first genocide. Between…

8 March is a day dedicated to celebrating our phenomenal sisters. But, it doesn’t have to be International Working Women’s Day for us to applaud examples…

A much younger Benjamin Netanyahu once defined ‘terrorism’ as “the murder, maiming and menacing of civilians for political goals.” Speaking in 1986 about his book ‘Terrorism…

Once relevant entertainment figures like Michael Rapaport are being used to manufacture consent for what has been called a ‘genocide’ by Israel in Gaza. We react…

On Saturday, people in the Moroccan capital Rabat rallied again in support of the Palestinians – demanding a ceasefire and urging their government to break ties…