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State Censorship: Pushback by Filmmakers, Juries and Audiences Enable Screenings

The authorities’ attempts to censor films perceived as “problematic” at film festivals only validates the power of cinema, says Smriti Nevatia, examining the films that did not make the...

The Muslim Reform Movement

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Israel: What ‘coexistence’ looks like in a segregated city

The knife found in the backpack of one of...

It pays to advertise values

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Julian Assange verdict: how this curious episode might be brought to an end

Reuters/Toby MelvilleUN body puts UK and Sweden on trialThe...

Turkey: Crushing the dissenting voice

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Dying for Knowledge

Amel Zenoune-Zouani’s watch stopped at 5:17.That is the moment...

The Meritocracy myth

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Nature of the beast

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How the West undermined Women’s Rights in the Arab World

Mother of the martyr. Photo by Nicola Pratt   This article...

Why we should listen to the music of the Holocaust – and that of Syrian refugees

Image: Patrick M, CC BY-NC-SA As the 71st anniversary of...

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