“I do question how much the university administration understands the concept of free speech,” says USC journalism professor Afua Hirsch. “The point of free speech is that people have the right to say things that you might find uncomfortable or inconvenient,” she tells me.

On World Press Freedom Day, I was honored to speak at the 25th conference of the highly respected Society of Editors in London, about the unprecedented suffering of Palestinian journalists, over 100 journalists killed in Gaza, highest number in any conflict in the modern history

In the past few days we've been working with advocates and migrant leaders in collaboration with Avocats Sans Frontières and other frontline organizations and universities around Europe to co-create the #PactForEquality campaign in the context of the Tackle Project.

Hala Rharrit is the first American diplomat to publicly resign over U.S. policy in Gaza.

In an exclusive televised interview, she explains to Democracy Now! why she could no longer work 'within the system' after her expertise was 'silenced' and 'sidelined.'

BREAKING: Goldsmiths uni in south London has agreed to the demands made by students who’ve held six months of protest for Gaza.

Students have protested against management, had an occupation for five weeks and held a flash encampment in the library.

We’re forever indebted to Gaza journalists for their courage and dedication in showing us what’s going on. Every journalist being targeted, killed and arrested is a shameful political failure and each deserves rigorous investigation IMS

A candlelight vigil in memory of Daniel Anjorin is set to take place at Hainault Underground Station on Sunday 5 May from 10 am.
#HainaultAttack