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Talking about a revolution (Issue II/2020)
Fighting against the military junta in Nigeria in the 1990s meant putting your life on the line.
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About the questions I'm no longer being asked. A text from prison.
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Around the world more people are protesting than they have for a long time. What unites them?
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Spending one year in prison for a theatre play written in Gĩkũyũ instead of English: thoughts on language as a means of repression.
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How I survived Tiananmen Square and became one of China’s most wanted dissidents.
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How do governments deal with the disaffection of citizens? How can you criticise entire states? A conversation with former EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini about resisting in politics.
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The Ukrainian director Oleg Senzow spent five years in Russian prisons because he fought against the annexation of the Crimea. Was it worth it?
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The system critic Naomi Klein explains why she still has a glimmer of hope, despite the climate crisis.
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For several months now, Iraqi youth have been out on the streets. What are they fighting for?
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The author talks about the Kurds in Northern Iraq and writing as a form of resistance.
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For centuries, Māori in New Zealand have practiced the art of
tā moko, an indigenous tattooing practice. It goes far beyond simply decorating skin
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