Traumatised and broken: the plight of children in conflict zones
“I feel a lot of terror, and now that terror is getting bigger. We started to sleep in the hallway because I’m so afraid… I’m...
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Slavery in the modern world: a story of cruelty and greed
According to the Global Slavery Index, 14.2 million of the 35.8 million people enslaved throughout the world are in India. However, India is not the...
Fall out with Google: Huawei determined to fightback with HarmonyOS
In 2019, the US had updated Entity List, a blacklist that restricts US companies from engaging in trade with any foreign company or an individual,...
Hate and hypocrisy: White supremacy and anti-Asian violence in the West
“Before Los Angeles public schools shut campuses in mid-March, bullies in the San Fernando Valley accused a 16-year-old Asian boy of having the coronavirus simply...
Aboriginal deaths in custody: the untold stories behind bars
The native Australians, the Aboriginals, have been facing terrible social suppression since the Europeans set foot on the land centuries ago. These natives have lost...
Eid celebrations and the tale of moon sighting
Fareez Ahmed & Ashfak Siyal The sighting of the new moon (crescent) has always remained a controversial subject across Muslim countries particularly Pakistan and Arab...
Children of a lesser god: the ugly face of racism and discrimination
“We just live with racism every day. It’s like getting up, washing your face and having a cup of tea,” An Australian Indigenous woman stated...
Is 5G making us sick?
5G is a buzz word that has caused a lot of confusion and excitement in 2020 and it seems to continue the same in 2021...
Aboriginal Australians: a tale of the forgotten people
“I could only work in the kitchens, me and my Aboriginal friends. I would’ve liked to have been a waitress but we weren’t allowed out...
As mute as a fish: the broken links with mother tongue
“To write in an indigenous language today is far more than a political statement: it is a heroic act of survival…” Víctor Terán, an eminent...