A young lawyer fights for citizenship rights for all people in the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
History
UNPACK THE PAST
Stealing Africa: How Britain looted the continent’s art
The role Britain’s anti-slavery mission played in looting African art. And the campaign to get it returned.
Israel’s Antiquities Authority says discovery shows town of Yavne was a wine-making powerhouse during Byzantine period.
Carter is seen as a ‘great humanitarian’ now. He left office in 1981 with a 34 percent approval rating.
In the late 1980s, a new approach to Afghan cinema emerged as the Mujahideen grew in opposition to Soviet forces.
As conflict eases, Libya hopes tourists can be tempted to visit the ancient Roman city of Leptis Magna.
Creative connections between North African writers – Jean Genet and Mohamed Choukri plus Albert Camus and Kateb Yacine.
The late 1970s became known as the golden age of cinema to some Afghan filmmakers as the communists took power.
The late 1960s became known as the birth of cinema in Afghanistan when Afghan Film was established.
Premier history body recommends deleting the names of 387 rebels who fought against the British rule, triggering a row.
Menachem Rosensaft, who was born in a Nazi concentration camp, has penned a poem about Srebrenica.
Personal, witness accounts of four historical events in Jordan, Egypt and Tunisia, including a riot over a movie.
A filmmaker retraces the childhood odyssey of his Polish grandmother who became a refugee in Africa during World War II.
Rebels hold a defiant commemoration in the Spanish capital to say they are ‘still here resisting’.