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Milagro Sala: 10 years of political imprisonment
16 January 2026 marked the tenth anniversary of the arbitrary detention of Milagro Sala, civil rights activist, trade unionist and social leader of the Tupac Amaru neighbourhood organisation in the Argentine province of Jujuy, who has campaigned for the rights of the indigenous population, some of whom live in extreme poverty. The case is one…
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Demand the Immediate Release of Grzegorz Gawel
This petition calls for the immediate and unconditional release of Grzegorz Gawel, a Polish citizen unlawfully detained in Belarus. His imprisonment represents a clear violation of international human rights standards, including freedom of conscience, due process, and protection from arbitrary detention. Grzegorz Gawel, a Polish Catholic monk and humanitarian, has been unlawfully detained in Belarus…
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Nuclear weapons in Europe do not make us safer – they make the world more dangerous
Oscar Ernerot of the Olof Palme International Center responds to Daniel Färm’s editorial in AiP arguing that Europe may need its own nuclear umbrella as America’s can no longer be trusted. Nuclear weapons are increasingly discussed not as an existential threat to humanity, but as security-providing. Even within our own movement. This is an ominous…
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Bangladesh Opposition Leaders Stake Reputations on High-profile Dhaka Battles
by Asif Showkat Kallol In the bustling constituencies of Dhaka, Bangladesh’s capital, a new political drama is unfolding as top opposition figures break with tradition to contest seats in the urban heartland for the 13th national parliamentary elections. Amid festive campaigning across the country, these party chiefs are mounting vigorous bids, viewing victory not just…
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Journalists’ Safety and Security Stressed Ahead of the Election
By Maynul Hasan Sohel (Dhaka Bureau) Journalists and other stakeholders have stressed the need to ensure journalists’ safety and security, as well as responsible journalism, ahead of the upcoming election. They said that while field-level risks increase for journalists during elections, legal complications, harassment, and uncertainty also rise. In this situation, they called for ensuring…
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America’s Sheeple Elites
Sheeple is defined as “people who are like sheep, meek, conforming, easily led.” And they are easy to herd when frightened. America’s most prominent sheeple are well-known leaders in the fields of law, education, business, and philanthropy. Intuitively, these same high-ranking leaders are expected to possess strong backbones. They don’t. The Trump administration has exposed…
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Kabylia: A History That Cannot Be Erased
This region is not a slogan, nor a mere administrative territory. It is a living memory, a language that has endured for centuries, and a distinct way of being in the world that shapes thought, community, and daily life. Too often silenced or caricatured, its millennia-old history has never been erased by any power. To…
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Greenland is not China or Russia: the real fear of the United States is a Europe that awakens
There are historical moments when a power does not act out of strength, but out of panic. Not out of cold calculation, but out of strategic anxiety. The obsessive insistence of the United States on Greenland belongs to that category. It does not respond to an immediate threat from China or to Russian military expansion…
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A humanist appeal in times of crisis
With a powerful declaration calling for the defense of human rights, real democratization, and active nonviolence as a method of action and way of life, the Fourth Assembly of the World Humanist Forum concluded on Sunday (25). On the second day of the Fourth Assembly of the World Humanist Forum, activists worked on consolidating proposals…
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Let’s Just PEACEWALK – all along the longest peacepath in the world