Government Oppression
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Marathon events make history | Amritsar News
The protest against three soon to be repealed agro-marketing laws has become one of India’s longest and most important movements in modern times. TOI’s ... -
Priti Patel broadcasts refugee stories according to her own agenda
The Home Secretary is using her position to distort the discussion on refugees (Photo: AP) In March, Priti Patel made baseless comments that migrants ... -
North Korea remains the land of bad options: what to do with human rights?
Tomas Ojea Quintana, the United Nations special rapporteur on human rights, recently tabled his latest report on human rights in North Korea. Unsurprisingly, his ... -
Chinese propagandists court the Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asia
EVERY NIGHT Lee Ah Huat (not his real name) turns on the news. The 60-year-old engineer lives in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, ... -
Home Secretary seeks to remove derogatory place names in US
ALBUQUERQUE, NM – US Home Secretary Deb Haaland on Friday said “squaw” was a derogatory term and said she was taking action to remove ... -
STEPHEN GLOVER: If the Conservatives don’t tackle immigration, a crisis will turn into a disaster
Does Boris Johnson care about the growing number of migrants who risk their lives crossing the Channel – and put enormous pressure on our ... -
CSU Buildings’ Connections to Campus History – The Rocky Mountain Collegian
Amy Van Dyken Way located next to the Oval at Colorado State University on November 15th. (Grayson Reed | The Collegian) Sometimes the story ... -
Israeli apartheid is no different from South Africa’s historic oppression
Large numbers of South Africans, including activists and pro-Palestinian movements, are calling on Miss SA to boycott Miss Universe, which takes place in Israel ... -
We all need “Fiddler”; Nothing like a Messianic synagogue – J.
OR: Can I watch Porky Pig? Thank you for your thought-provoking JTA article, which sided with the Orthodox Union’s decision to consider Impossible Pork ... -
Should Beijing host the 2022 Winter Olympics? • The Duke Duquesne
Alex Hajkowski | staff columnist November 4, 2021 The Olympic Games are a one-of-a-kind event, arousing unique levels of excitement for athletes, countries and ...
