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A push for constitutional reform in Trinidad & Tobago as overturned ‘buggery law’ ruling heads for the Privy CouncilColonial-era laws have questionable place in any modern democracy [yet] remain fossilised in our statute books’Written by Janine Mendes-Franco26 May 2025
South Korean youth are continuing to pursue social justice after the president’s impeachmentYoung people joined forces with various social activists and civil society groups during pro-impeachment movementWritten by Yewon Kang25 May 2025
South Asian migrants are dying in Saudi FIFA worksitesThe workplace deaths are often attributed to ‘natural causes’Written by Nepali Times25 May 2025
Mistrusting the Myanmar junta, grassroots communities deliver earthquake aid directly to victimsThe junta is accused of restricting the flow of aid to disaster-hit communitiesWritten by Prachatai24 May 2025
Turkey's ruling party ramps up attacks on opposition-led Istanbul municipalityWave of arrests continues to target Istanbul municipality officials on baseless chargesWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva24 May 2025
Kendo 101: A beginner’s guide to Japanese sword fightingThe Japanese modern martial art emphasizes physical ability, mental strength, courtesy, and self-disciplineWritten by Jo Carter24 May 2025