Thousands Attend London March for Free Education
Thousands of students marched through the streets of London on 15 November, demanding free education and taxes on the rich.
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Zimbabwe Military Detain Mugabe, Take Control In Harare
Zimbabwe’s military detained President Robert Mugabe within his residence in Harare early Wednesday, according to local reports.
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‘Yes’ Vote Wins Australia’s Same-Sex Marriage Survey
Australians have overwhelmingly voted in favour of same-sex marriage, with 7.8 million people voting 'Yes' in the postal survey on marriage equality.
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Over 15,000 Scientists Issue ‘Warning to Humanity’ on Climate Change
As Earth’s biosphere undergoes its sixth major extinction event, 15,000 scientists have issued a stern warning regarding climate change.
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Republican Senate Candidate Moore Says U.S. Must ‘Go Back to God’
Attempting to rally his evangelical voter base, Senate candidate Roy Moore appealed to conservative religious values amidst sexual harassment allegations.
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Why You Need To Take A Second Look At The Debate On Pornography
As women, let us ignore men’s (and some women’s) cries of witch hunt and become truly active agents rebuff personal shame and place it with the men.
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We Must Stop the ‘Good Guys and Bad Guys’ Nonsense
We have to let go of an illusion - that there is some bright line between men who rape and men who don’t rape, between the bad guys and the good guys.
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No Safe Haven: Persecution Continues for Pakistani Religious Minorities in UK
British Pakistani religious minorities have been violently persecuted by Sunni Muslims in the UK. Some say that authorities are looking the other way.
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Crisis: the Shallow Politics of Identity through Opposition
The existential search for identity through the politics of opposition for its own sake is shallow. We need convictions, not conformism.
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Indonesia Relaxes Religious Requirements on ID Cards
In a move that has earned praise from human rights activists, courts have struck down a law imposing a religious identity upon citizens of Indonesia. A law that required Indonesian citizens to have one of the country’s six main religions mentioned on their ID cards has been unanimously declared unconstitutional, discriminatory, and unjust by an […]
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