Unravelling the legacy of colonialism today Speaking of colonialism, who does not remember the cartoon of fat white men sitting on the back of a skinny brown man? After several centuries of Western colonialism and gained independence for many countries, this image seemed to have faded somewhat. Until it hit back hard. “I cannot breathe”, […]
Women’s endeavours in saving their ancestor land in Kendeng As the climate emergency, social crises, natural and everyday disasters continue to rock our communities, with on top of that a failed COP26, who should we turn to for guidance? Attested by time, the indigenous communities are the ones who are always at the forefront of […]
Elina Otu June Beckx Views on religious texts containing sexual and gender-fluid orientations were presented on a special webinar “Why Can’t I Love the One I Love, reviewing Sexual Orientation and Gender-Fluid Expression through the Lens of Religious Texts”, organized by the NICMCR Pokja Gender on November 3, 2021. Apparantly, the debate about the acceptance […]
