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MBS's 'Vision' for Saudi Arabia Relies on Rampant Abuse of Foreign Workers—Like My Father
My father, an Indian national, was a victim of human trafficking and forced labor in Saudi Arabia.
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Tunisia Appointed a Transitional Justice Czar, and Then Imprisoned Her
The arrest of Sihem Bensedrine aims to silence one of Tunisia's most steadfast critics of human rights abuses and of...
'All Literature Is Political': British-Palestinian Writer Selma Dabbagh on Gaza, Israel and Being Out of Place
"Growing up, I never saw people like myself in literature available to an English language reader."
The Charade of Gaza Cease-Fire Talks
Oslo served as the essential fig leaf enabling Israel to intensify settlement expansion and annexationist policies, while Washington ran interference....
Palestinian Activist Issa Amro: 'I Have Spent My Entire Life Believing in Nonviolence.'
An interview with Issa Amro in Hebron, in comic form.
Beyond the Battlefield, War Is a Public Health Crisis
For conflict-affected populations, war is the ultimate determinant of health.
Reflections on the End of a Pause, as the U.S. Lifts Ban on Air-to-Ground Munitions to Saudi Arabia
I can look back and know that the two days I bought in December 2020 through a small act of...
The ICJ, Israel's Occupation and the Realization of Palestinian Rights
The International Court of Justice's historic ruling that Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory is illegal under international law is one...
The ICJ Ruling on Israeli Occupation Is an Indictment of Israel's Western Enablers
The International Court of Justice's decision demonstrates precisely what Palestinians have said for decades.
Understanding the Real Toll of Israel's Assault on Gaza
Battle-related deaths are just a fraction of the overall death toll in war.
Why the ICJ Ruling Against Israel's Occupation Is a Legal Earthquake, in Slow Motion
The sweeping, 83-page advisory opinion published last Friday by the International Court of Justice in The Hague on Israel's occupation...
Britain's New Labour Government Risks Repeating the Same Old Mistakes Over Gaza
Britain's new prime minister may be a former human rights lawyer, but the chances of the British government adopting a...
The Roots of Turkish Solidarity With Palestine
Palestinian liberation has vaulted the barrier between the more religious and more notionally secular strands of Turkish politics.
