Sakiet: The Story of a Massacre
The bombing of a Tunisian town that escalated internationally, part of the history of colonialism in North Africa.
The bombing of a Tunisian town that escalated internationally, part of the history of colonialism in North Africa.
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The disappearance of over 2,000 babies – suspected victims of irregular adoption – in Israel in 1949.
Inji Efflatoun – artist, feminist and communist in mid-20th-century Egypt, was jailed for her political activism.
Algerians who came to France in the ‘50s now face laws making it hard for them to retire with their families back home.
Backstage with two female bands finding new audiences in Yemen and Oman, celebrating women in modern Arab music.
Avraham Stern, leader of a Zionist armed group that fought the British in Palestine, aimed to create a Jewish state.
Two writers from Iraq and Libya who challenged accepted thinking of their time and found both fans and critics.
Football became a means of resistance to French colonial rule in Algeria and a counter to British colonialism in Sudan.
Algerian resistance fighters wrote heartfelt letters home in the 1950s. Few arrived but many remained unseen, until now.
The fans at a small, non-league English football club use their fandom to oppose all forms of injustice.
Israel is attacking Gaza’s hospitals in violation of international law, but is it part of a pattern going back to 1948?