About Harry Strange

Harry Strange is a Refugee Case Worker, Researcher and Direct Asylum Deliverer for Upbeat Communities in Lincolnshire, England. He has worked in writing and research for several NGO’s, including After Exploitation and the UDRO, authoring research papers on modern slavery education in the United Kingdom and Steve Biko’s Black Pride Movement in 1960’s South Africa. He is currently completing his PhD, where he is exploring the Pro-Palestine Encampments of 2024-2025 and the systemic repression and failings of the UK government.

Systematic Child Abuse and State-Sanctioned Violence in ICE Detention

Children are testing positive for pregnancy in ICE detention centres, their abusers an unnoticed cog in the machine. This report details the documented systemic physical violence and sexual abuse within the U.S. immigration detention system. It integrates evidence of administrative "black [...]

By |2026-04-10T07:46:56+00:0007/04/2026|

Slaughter of the Innocents: Iran and the Global War on Childhood

A diagnostic of how US-Israeli military strategy and racial capitalism converge to systematically target children, from the classrooms of Gaza to the schools of Iran. The Massacre at Minab: A Diagnosis of Atrocity On the morning of February 28, 2026, the [...]

By |2026-03-07T10:49:59+00:0007/03/2026|

Beyond the Binary: Iran, the Woman Life Freedom Movement, and the Trap of Imperial “Regime Change”

When Iran dominates the news cycle, the world is inevitably plunged into a familiar and often toxic debate: who has the right to resist, and what kind of resistance is considered “acceptable”? We are currently witnessing a jarring spectacle. Segments of [...]

By |2026-02-22T12:08:40+00:0006/02/2026|
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