Where adults wage war, children inherit the ruins. From Gaza to Ukraine and beyond, this article explores the harrowing toll armed conflict takes on children, shattered limbs, lost lives, stolen futures. Drawing on UN data, eyewitness accounts, and international law, it calls for urgent, child-centred interventions before trauma hardens into history. Childhood should never be collateral damage.
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Protest is Not Terrorism – The Criminalisation of Palestine Action
Palestine Action formed in 2020 as a direct action network targeting UK companies and institutions complicit in the Israeli arms trade. The group is most known for its campaign to shut down factories owned by Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest private weapons manufacturer, whose technologies have been used in the Israeli military’s bombardments of Gaza. PalestineContinue reading “Protest is Not Terrorism – The Criminalisation of Palestine Action”
Is it Anti-Semitic to Call Out Israel?
This article discusses the increase in labeling individuals as anti-Semitic, often by “woke” and overly-liberal voices in response to perceived “isms.” It argues that while some acts or comments may fall into the category of anti-Semitism, there must be an objective standpoint taken to separate criticisms of Israel from criticism of Judaism, so as not to stifle debate or allow serious human rights violations to go unchecked.
Nightingale Rights Initiative 