How ‘Halal Love Story’ breaks lazy assumptions on Islamic culture by liberals
By Anu Karippal Halal Love Story is a film directed by Zakariya Mohammed and co-written with Muhsin Parari, where two artContinue Reading
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How Christmas was saved!
There I was, and presumably most other students, pouring over the last assignments and in the throes of completing final submissions, when an email hit my inbox, “Don’t forget to register: Solidarity Action”.
A Response to Directrice Salles’s Statement Concerning #SciencesPorcs
We, members of the Feminist Collective, request from Directrice Marie-Laure Salles that she clarifies her statement on ongoing events at Sciences Po, particularly the Duhamel affair and #SciencesPorcs. We express our concern in relation to her apparent framing of these events.
History and Her Story
“Yes, ma’am. Welcome to the Pandemic Memories Museum.”
Stitch, sew or throw?
Can we please start to see if the clothes we purchase are environment-and-people-cruelty-free too?
Imagining The Pandemic: My Engagement With Popular Culture In A World Turned Upside Down
It felt strange, looking at a political crisis of literal pandemic proportions through light-hearted jabs. I often found myself wondering if the picture I had painted of the world in crisis was true- both globally and within the microcosm of communities directly associated with me. It felt even more bizarre to be told that I was living through a moment of immense historicity.
In 2020, We Still Need to Fight for Press Freedom
Takeaways from the World Press Freedom Conference 2020.
Postcards from Annecy
By Tapakshi Magan Annecy is perfect for a short break from the gloom that clouds Geneva once the winter setsContinue Reading
Gender-based violence, not just in conflict situations
By Sophie Heigel Reflections from the Gender, Peace and Security Coalition’s panel discussion with Nadine Puechguirbal, Monica Mendez, Dr YvetteContinue Reading
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