Delegation investigating sectarianism in Malaysia and Indonesia

May 6, 2014

Resource page for the IHRC-led delegation in Malaysia and Indonesia

Dieudonné through the prism of the white Left, or conceptualizing a domestic internationalism

March 19, 2014

A group rarely vows eternal loyalty to political organizations that do not serve that group’s interests. From this materialist point of view, populations coming from immigration or from the popular neighborhoods have no reason to stay loyal to the Left. And they are right. Their fault lies not in freeing themselves from the Left. It lies in the fact that they are going from one master to another; of changing guardians. Their mistake is that they chose the easier path, and avoided the paths of autonomy.

War crimes and criminals – some thoughts on Ariel Sharon

January 21, 2014

Moosa Arendt ponders the late Israeli leader’s real legacy

Lynne Stewart released

January 2, 2014

Some thoughts on the release of the peoples’ lawyer.

Mustadafin Foundation

November 28, 2013

Resources and information on Mustadafin Foundation

Marine A deserves life, not clemency

November 21, 2013

Shows of sympathy for a British Marine who murdered an Afghan insurgent highlight the savage nature of the War on Terror as well as a morally dangerous jingoism, according to Faisal Bodi

Remembrance Day and Poppies

November 20, 2013

Resources regarding Remembrance Day and Poppy Wearing

End of the Egyptian Revolution

November 11, 2013

Last week the ousted president of Egypt. Mohammed Morsi appeared before a military court in his first public appearance since being removed from power last July. The astonishing fall from power Egypt’s first ever civilian ruler marks the end of the Egyptian revolution – for now at least – and the reassertion of military dominance, according toFaisal Bodi