The Collective Call: Empowering Action for a Liberated Society
Reforming the United Nations: A Call for Global Justice The United Nations has repeatedly failed to prevent atrocities like genocide, war crimes, and human rights violations, from Rwanda to Iraq an...
Read moreWhy “Never Again” Never Came, and Why Emergencies Beyond Borders Take Weeks Instead of Hours
Emergencies do not wait for paperwork. Bombs do not pause for debates in New York or Geneva. Starvation does not respect borders. When disaster strikes at home, governments move in hours. But when ...
Read moreThe Rohingya: A People Without a Home in Their Own Land
For the Rohingya, oppression didn’t begin with the 2017 genocide — it’s the result of decades of deliberate erasure. Denied citizenship since 1982, they have lived as stateless people in their own ...
Read moreThe Slaughter of Sudan: Paid For by the UAE and Israel
There is a genocide unfolding in Sudan. A man-made humanitarian catastrophe of the highest order. And the world is looking away. Since April 2023, Sudan has been torn apart by a vicious civil war—o...
Read moreThere Will Be Justice: The Fight for Accountability in Gaza and the West Bank
Justice doesn’t come from ceasefires or photo-op peace talks. It comes from trials, reparations, and the dismantling of systems built on ethnic cleansing. Gaza is not a tragedy—it’s a crime. And ev...
Read moreThe collapse of Gaza and the moral collapse of the world
I can’t sleep. I can’t relax. I can’t eat properly. I can’t even breathe right anymore without feeling like my skin is being ripped open from the inside. This isn’t a phase or burnout. This is what...
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URGENT: Gaza Is Being Starved to Death — The World Watches in Silence
Gaza has one to two weeks left. Not before more bombs fall — but before we begin to see people collapse in the streets from starvation. Flour is now blood-soaked. Aid lines end in gunfire. Children...
Read moreNot a Civil War — A Class War: Why North America’s Real Battle Is About Inequality
While headlines warn of a new American civil war, the real conflict unfolding across North America isn’t neighbor against neighbor — it’s the ultra-wealthy against the rest of us. Rising rents, sta...
Read moreEmancipation Day: Remembering the Past, Confronting the Present
Every year, on August 1st, Canadians mark Emancipation Day—a day commemorating the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, which ended the legal enslavement of African people across most of the British Empi...
Read moreThe Gravity of Gaza: A Reality the World Refuses to See
The past two years have seen Gaza pushed past the brink of devastation, into an abyss so deep that the world cannot—or perhaps refuses to—look directly at it. The scale of destruction, the delibera...
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