Margo Okazawa-ReyMarch 21, 2026
In this Turning Point magazine conversation, the first of its kind, Japanese, Kurdish, Rohingya, and Palestinian-Lebanese feminists explore how transnational feminism can create genuine security based on life and freedom and challenge what is called the “culture of killing.”
Gaia GuatriMarch 11, 2026
A crowd of protesting Indian women. Licensed via Pixabay. Link copied! “Just this June, an 11-year-old Indigenous girl from the community was brutally raped.” The […]
Benedetta ArgentieriMarch 6, 2026
Yanar Mohammed leading a demonstration in Baghdad on International Women’s Day, March 8, 2017. ©Possibile Film Link copied! The first time I met Yanar Mohammed, […]
Zrinka BraloDecember 31, 2025
For the sake of our future, our political spaces now must not be abandoned and surrendered to the far right. What needs doing now is to organise and fight for dignity, justice and freedom, as if life depended on it, because it does.
Sofian Philip NaceurDecember 17, 2025
Border externalization does not only entail police cooperation and the supply of equipment and training. It involves a multitude of additional measures and tools to fortify borders more broadly.
Khalid A. & Emma MustyDecember 10, 2025
Whatever is rebuilt from the ashes of Gaza’s cities and villages, paid for by the labour of Palestinians like Khalid, exiled from their home to make their own return possible, it will never be what was lost—it will be something new.
Henri SulkuNovember 19, 2025
The following is a chapter from a diary chronicling Conscience’s voyage with the humanitarian flotillas in October 2025. The diary will be published in its entirety next year.
BomboNovember 12, 2025
A simple technology deployed under drone surveillance offers lessons for besieged communities everywhere.
Gaia GuatriOctober 29, 2025
Nigeria, Lagos, September 2025. Street scene at Computer Village in Lagos, a major hub for the mobile phone and electronics trade. ©Taiwo Arifayan Link copied! […]
Husam MahjoubOctober 15, 2025
Kaya, Maban, South Sudan. A red piece of cloth acts as a wall to a makeshift cafe set up opposite a WFP cash distribution centre […]
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