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<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to David Davis’s article about Slapps – strategic lawsuits against public participation – and their threat to freedom of expression
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<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to David Davis’s article about Slapps – strategic lawsuits against public participation – and their threat to freedom of expression
The Iranian women demanding their rights today are part of a long history of resistance — and they’re continuing a struggle that began 43 years ago. IDEAS contributor Donya Ziaee shares the story of the women who took to the streets to oppose mandatory veiling just after the 1979 revolution.
While the "Palestine question" has long dominated inter-Arab politics, not only have the Arab states been driven by their own ulterior motives, but they also have shown little concern for the wellbeing of the Palestinians, let alone their demand for a
Apr 10 2018 Ken Tarbuck was a member of several different Trotskyist groups in the until the early 1970s. He went to Ethiopia to work as a university lecturer in 1977 and published this analysis in 1992. Mengistu Haile Mariam was a bloody militarist and nationalist dictator; how is it then that for a period in the 1970s he was hailed as some sort of socialist by many on the left? That indeed is the puzzle and I hope to indicate in this essay the type of confusion which led to this predicament. The fall of the military regime of Mengistu in Ethiopia which had effectively ruled the country sinc...