A Divided Egypt Celebrates Eid
In the pink and grey of daybreak the muezzin's call on the first morning of…More
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No Clear Winner In Cambodian Poll
It’s been just over a week since Cambodians cast their vote in the national election,…More
Asylum Seekers Are Locked Up Worldwide
Australia is not alone in its elaborate and expensive offshore processing and detention centres. Many…More
Can Pakistan Take Us To Court Over Drones?
Recently, anti-drones activist and lawyer Shahzad Akbar wrote in The Age about Australia’s alleged involvement…More
German Sport Airs Its Dirty Laundry At Last
For decades, two Cold War powers, the United States and the Soviet Union, were the…More
How We Can Stop The Death Penalty
"Every human life is precious … It is not just about our criminal justice system…More
Not Victims, Not A Shanty Town
Today we publish Kristian Lasslett's account of his visit to ATS, the Port Moresby "shanty…More
The Real Story Of PNG's 'Shanty Town'
In its weekend edition, The Australian reported that a “settlement” made up of “3000 squatters”…More
A Third Intifada For Palestine?
After a three-year hiatus, direct peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians are again upon…More
West Papuan Activists Released After Protest
In dramatic scenes in Serui on the remote West Papuan island of Yapen last wednesday,…More