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Article: Human Rights Pledge for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Article: Human Rights Pledge for 2024

Article: Human Rights Pledge for 2024 - We wish for the new order to empower the people, end the 'might make right' philosophy, reduce the huge inequality and racism that infects humanity, and we get closer to living in harmony with nature. May justice which brings peace prevail and all living things be maximally protected.

op-ed | The globalisation of war turns the beauty of migratory friendships painful - Vimarsana News

op-ed | The globalisation of war turns the beauty of migratory friendships painful

Globalisation of war turns the beauty of migratory friendships painful. I write to Israeli & Palestinian friends worldwide, just the way some of them touched base with me during Covid

The Forces of Nature - Tel Aviv Review - Vimarsana News

The Forces of Nature - Tel Aviv Review

Irus Braverman discusses her book “Settling Nature: The Conservation Regime in Palestine/Israel” and explains how Israel's management of nature fits into its broader settler logic

Source: tlv1.fm
SETTLING NATURE event at Another Story Bookshop with Toronto Palestine Film Festival and Irus Braverman - Vimarsana News

SETTLING NATURE event at Another Story Bookshop with Toronto Palestine Film Festival and Irus Braverman

Irus Braverman will join the Toronto Palestine Film Festival and Another Story Bookshop for a talk discussing her new book SETTLING NATURE on Wednesday, August 9.

Source: umn.edu
ASLE + AESS Reading List - Vimarsana News

ASLE + AESS Reading List

Books about the environment, theory, philosophy, and more, timed with the 2023 joint meeting of The Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE) and The Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences (AESS).

Source: umn.edu