6 articles

• Declaration on the Suppression and Punishment of the Crime of Apartheid in Historic Palestine

  8 July 2021, by Association des Universitaires pour le Respect du Droit International en Palestine

  Over 700 scholars, artists and intellectuals from more than 45 countries have signed the following declaration calling for the dismantling of the apartheid regime set up on the territory of historic Palestine and the establishment of a democratic constitutional arrangement that grants all its inhabitants equal rights and duties.

• Dossier: Liveliness of social struggles in Russia

  9 March 2021, by Anne Le Huérou, Assemblée Européenne des Citoyens, Coline Maestracci, Karine Clément

  In January 2021, Russia made the headlines for the massive mobilisations that took place all over the country. The texts collected for this Intercoll dossier try to explain who the demonstrators are, what their aspirations are, and what the long-term consequences could be, particularly from the point of view of the democratic left forces in Russia.

• Big Brother may keep watching us forever

  4 August 2020, by EuroMed Rights, Messaoud ROMDHANI

  Facing a global health crisis related to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on people, (...)

• Indivisible justice: Why supporters of Palestine must stand with other oppressed communities

  11 June 2019, by Agence Média Palestine, Middle East Eye, Nada Elia

  Intersectional struggles and solidarity hinge on the understanding that we are enmeshed in a global web, that justice is indivisible, and that if we do not stand together across arbitrary borders of nation-state, religion, ethnicity and sexuality, then we are part of the problem.

  The necessity to denounce and oppose all forms of racism, sexism, xenophobia, classism and more must inform the activism of POOPs (Progressive only in relation to Palestine), who need to understand that Palestine is not an exception, and that linking it to other struggles is not a dilution, but critical engagement. It must also address to the large percentage of liberals ho are afflicted with PEP. They are progressives except in relation for Palestine.

• Bolsonaro’s Brazil: Authoritarianism as a model of governance

  23 May 2019, by Autres Brésils, Glauber Sezerino, Louise Cadorel, Ritimo

  A little more than 100 days after the election of Jair Bolsonaro, Autres Brésils reports on what emerges from its authoritarian policy: militarization, neoliberal opening and closing the dialogue between civil society and the government.