In Turkey yet another television show finds itself in hot waterDue to backlash, the show’s venue permits were reportedly cancelledWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva25 December 2023
How Caribbean ‘Black Cake’ can help the region transcend its traumatic past'Eurocentric structures that invoked a system of racialisation do not disappear because we decide they do not exist'Written by Guest Contributor23 December 2023
Uzbekistan celebrates reformist Jadid movement in the new documentaryTheir avant garde ideas from the past remain relevant todayWritten by Nurbek Bekmurzaev14 December 2023
Religious minorities in Iran face cultural violenceEducation, art, urbanism, and religious discourse weaponized by the stateWritten by Fred Petrossian14 December 2023
Benjamin Zephaniah, a unique British poet with Caribbean roots and a wide appeal in a multicultural society, passes on at age 65'He wanted people to question things'Written by Emma Lewis8 December 2023
How climate change is affecting mental health in some of the Caribbean's Indigenous communities'It all ties back to Indigenous peoples' rights'Written by Candice Stewart7 December 2023
Violence in Brazil’s schools: ‘No attacks were planned or conceived of offline’Brazil has seen an increase in reported school attacks Written by Fernanda Canofre Translated by Liam Anderson5 December 2023
It's the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and Trinidad & Tobago still has a long way to go'[I]t can feel almost impossible to thrive'Written by Guest Contributor3 December 2023