Tag:protests

Culture

We Should Learn From Our Past, Rather than Censoring History

Michelle Rapoport is a Policy Fellow of The Pinsker Centre, a campus-based think tank that facilitates discussion on global affairs and free speech. The...

Common Sense Contributors - 12/07/2022

Politics

Extinction Rebellion: Force For Good Or Problematic?

Extinction Rebellion (XR) recently vowed to 'come back stronger' as 500 arrests were made in London. The direct action group, which seeks to compel...

Aaron Fenton-Hewitt - 13/09/2021

Politics

What’s Going On In Cuba?

Mass demonstrations have erupted in Cuba, with these demonstrations going on since the beginning of July. Reports suggest that the country is experiencing a...

Hamish Hallett - 06/08/2021

Politics

The Nigerian Diaspora Must Not Sit Back and Watch

I should start this article with some confessions. I'm one of the many Africans in the Diaspora who prior to this moment had almost...

Mike Omoniyi - 20/10/2020

Politics

It’s manslaughter, but feels like murder. Why?

Breonna Taylor was murdered. Or was she? These are the questions that I ask myself constantly when I think about this particular case. The tragic...

Aaron Fenton-Hewitt - 05/10/2020

General

Europe’s last dictator: how will Lukashenko’s regime end?

After an 80% landslide victory during the recent elections on August 9th, the Belarusian strongman Alexander Lukashenko secured his sixth term in power. With...

Hajra Tahir - 05/09/2020

Inspiration

Are protests redundant weapons against racism?

London and multiple cities across the UK have experienced days of protests in solidarity against police brutality after the death of George Floyd at...

Shaun Flores - 09/06/2020

Staff Picks

Hong Kong Protester In Critical Condition After Police Shooting

A protester is in a critical condition, after being shot at point-blank range by Hong Kong police. A 21-year-old male student, according to the South...

Courtney Carr - 12/11/2019

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