Monthly European journal on geopolitics & human rights, founded by Prof Marcello Ferrada de Noli
By Adam Larson Editor’s Note: This is the second part of the series in The Indicter, which comprises the following sections: Part 1. Introduction to Questioning the Massacre Stories Part 2: Men in Black at Kha Maung Seik: A Massacre BY Rohingya? Part 3: Other Massacre Stories that Fall Apart (and conclusion) Part 2: […]
By Adam Larson Editor’s Note: This series comprises the following sections, which will be published successively: Part 1. Introduction to Questioning the Massacre Stories Part 2: Men in Black at Kha Maung Seik: A Massacre BY Rohingya? Part 3: Other Massacre Stories that Fall Apart (and conclusion) . Part 1 Introduction to Questioning the […]
By Gilbert Mercier In groups of people there are always bullies who feel entitled, for no particular reason, to want more than the rest and to dominate the others in complete disregard of the common good. Fortunately for convivial people, bullies tend to have the psychological subtlety of dominant male gorillas who beat loudly on […]
Opinion article by Nozomi Hayase Ph.D. The first month of Trump in office unleashed chaos and turmoil with a series of executive orders threatening women’s reproductive rights, immigrants and sacred water guarded by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. Trump presidency was a transition from a regime of secrecy to that of naked power. In my […]
By Dr. Nozomi Hayase. Editor’s Note. Nozomi Hayase’s op-ed might leave readers with a constellation of emotions –beyond agreement, or not, with her thesis. In the editor’s impression, a principal feature of Nozomi Hayase’s text here is that the reader is left with a variety of political-anthropological reflections; not only about this segment of US […]