In light of climate change concerns, a dangerous trend of “eco-colonialism” threatens indigenous rights, even in free and equal societies committed to renewable energy usage.
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Sa’ed Atshan illustrates the rise of the LGBTQ+ movement in Palestine and the resulting transnational queer movement which stands in solidarity with Palestinians. The existence of an “empire of critique” is also demonstrated, one which has restricted the growth of the Palestinian LGBTQ+ social movement.
Read moreBook Review of “As Long as Grass Grows: The Indigenous Fight for Environmental Justice, from Colonisation to Standing Rock”
This review discusses Gilio-Whitaker’s holistic account of Indigenous environmental justice structured within contemporary and historical timelines, and highlights the work still required to decolonise knowledge production which continues to dictate social, environmental and legal systems.
Read moreRamifications of the Internet shutdowns in India
Internet shutdowns in India have been regularly used by the government to quell protests despite condemnation from the UN.
Read moreCitizenship Testing In The UK: Immigration Policy, Securitisation and Assimilation
The UK’s citizenship test exemplifies how many Western countries have moved towards an assimilationist immigration policies in the last twenty years
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