They made a trip to the Philippines in November and Sajid Akram used an Indian passport, while Naveed used his Australian travel document.
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One Month into Gaza Ceasefire, what does Palestinians’ Future look like?
While it is still possible that the Gaza ceasefire will survive, it is now highly unlikely
Turkiye Indicts 37 Israeli Officials for Genocide amid Reports Israel’s own Military Lawyers warned of War Crimes
The office pointed to the killing and wounding of thousands of people and the deprivation of the populace of shelter
Verdict from the People: Why the Gaza Tribunal is about Accountability, not Symbolism
international civil society is holding Israel accountable for its genocide in Gaza
“Palestine 36” tells a forgotten Story of Revolt – and how the Legacy of Colonialism endures in Palestine
In her latest film, Palestinian director Annemarie Jacir powerfully shows why the 1936 revolt in history is so significant.
The Netanyahu Cabinet’s Complicity in the Gaza Genocide
A classified report by a U.S. government watchdog discovered that Israeli military units have committed hundreds of human rights violations
Gaza and Sudan: The Rubble and even Blood can be seen by Satellite
The United Nations Satellite Centre (UNOSAT) has released repeated satellite imagery showing flattened neighbourhoods and rubble
Living without a Net in a Trumpian World: The Fate of the Aging
The recent fright about Social Security offices closing or seniors having to to prove they exist…
Israel’s Politicians Rebel for the right to Torture
Tomer-Yerushalmi freely admits to leaking the video to expose the serious nature of the crimes she was investigating,
The El Fasher, Sudan, Massacre: Appeal for a UNHRC Special Session
The Human Rights Council should convene a special session on the Sudan to address the situation in and around El Fasher, North Darfur
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