Solidarity from below as a response to geopolitics from above. Impressions from Warsaw and the Polish-Belarusian border.
The human rights organization JUMEN wants to combat violence against women in Germany through strategic litigation. What they want to achieve and why a case from Mexico serves as a model.
Almost a year ago, Turkey withdrew from the Istanbul Convention following a decree by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The article is a follow-up to a previous post. It focuses on feminist struggles in Turkey.
The tensed situation in Ukraine recently shed light to a phenomenon that is rarely in the headline of mainstream media – internationally unrecognized de-facto-states in the post-socialist space dependent on Russian patronage.
The beginning of 2022 has been turbulent for the previously peaceful and stable Republic of Kazakhstan, marked by unprecedented violent unrest.
The Kurds are often referred to as the largest stateless people in the world. Kurdistan is their historic homeland within the current borders of Syria, Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan – where they are isolated, discriminated and fought against.
Covid-19 shows that in the global social system we are interconnected as well as interdependent on a physical and social level and thus vulnerable. Peace education shows the potential for conflict and peace associated with this.
The non-professoral teaching staff of the Center for Conflict Studies answers to the Blogpost of ReVerBi.
In border and migration policy, the municipality is often perceived as more humanitarian than the federal government. The author subjects this romanticization of the municipality to a critical examination of domination. In the following, he compares the housing sector of the two unequal cities of Dresden and Altena.
A report on efforts to come to terms with colonial violence in Canada.