Stop Palantir and Save Agency with Open Source Alternatives
In the past few years, there was a significant increase in cooperation between UK governmental institutions with Palantir, an US private corporation specialised in data integration and analysis. This included the Palantir’s contracts with the [...]
Holding Ground: Indigenous Rights at the Midpoint of 2026
The first six months of 2026 have delivered real advances for Indigenous rights: Australia's first Treaty with First Peoples taking effect; new recognition of Aboriginal title in Canada; and renewed demarcation commitments in Brazil. However, [...]
A Million Displaced, and the World is Looking Elsewhere
“Lebanon's displacement crisis has pushed people from Lebanon into Syria and beyond; even as attention drifts and the funding to help them runs dry.” Since the start of March 2026, more than one million people [...]
Wattamadu: The Stolen Harvest Highlights Ongoing Struggles Over Land, Rights, and Justice in Sri Lanka
Activists Without Borders has released a new documentary exploring the long-running struggles of farming communities in eastern Sri Lanka who say they have been denied access to lands they have cultivated for generations. Produced by [...]
The Energy Transition: Built on Broken Backs
Africa holds the minerals that power the clean energy future. But the communities living on top of those riches are getting sicker, poorer, and increasingly invisible. Something must change. Watching the river your grandmother bathed in turn [...]
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. [...]
Oil-Hunters: ‘Saviours of Democracy’ & the US Imperialist Agenda
In June 2025, a twelve-day war left Israel suffering from fuel supply scarcity following the retaliatory response of Iran to its provocative surprise attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities. Many refineries used by Israel were damaged, [...]
The Jakarta Declaration: A Fight to Protect Indigenous and Uncontacted Peoples
Somewhere in the forests of the Amazon, the Indonesian archipelago, or the islands of the Pacific, people are living as they always have. They know the outside world exists. They have chosen not to join [...]
Standing Against Hate and the Far Right in the UK
A major national march will take place in London on Saturday, 28 March 2026, bringing together thousands of people in a shared message: reject hate and stand up for unity. At a time when division [...]
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 [...]
Autonomy Now: Restore Your Full Agency amid the Surveillance Era with Open-Source Digital Tools
Last month, France decided to cease Google Meet, Teams, and Zoom from the administration by 2027. This echoed plans by a German state, Schleswig-Holstein, to switch their system software in 2024 to an open-source alternative [...]
The Unseen Girls of Morocco
Morocco, a major hub for tourism and international football events, is widely considered a moderate Muslim country. But just as the crackdowns on the October 2025 protests have proven Morocco to be far from a [...]
Uganda’s Elections: The Worrying Precedent of Democratic Failures
Uganda’s recent elections, held on the 15th of January, secured another five years in power for Yoweri Moseveni. The election period was fraught with claims of threat and violence against the political opposition, raising concerns [...]
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 [...]
COP30: Power and Protest at the ‘Indigenous COP’
Amidst record attendance from Indigenous delegates COP30 delivered some historic wins, including progress on land rights and the first-ever COP recognition of Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) for Indigenous communities. Nonetheless, as critical demands [...]
