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Human rights | Zemelak Ayitenew Ayele

Ethiopia needs a negotiated reform of its federal system

Ethiopia’s ‘civil war’ shows the deficiency of ethnic federalism. But the federal system should be improved, not abolished

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Nigeria's youth rises up

The #ENDSars protests mobilised young Nigerians against police brutality. But they have since broadened their demands

By Lai Brown and Wole Olubanji


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Golden Dawn verdict—no sunset for the far right

With authoritarian conservatives in the White House and the Kremlin it’s no surprise the far right is thriving in Europe

By Paul Mason


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Venezuela's Maduro is not going anywhere

In the run-up to the upcoming elections, a split opposition and US sanctions have strengthened Maduro's grip on power

By Katharina Wegner


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Moria: a catastrophe by design

Years of malign neglect by Greek and EU authorities didn't just create an inhumane present — it also sows the seeds of a toxic future

By Nick Malkoutzis


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How Germany plans to uphold human rights in supply chains

Most companies disregard human rights and social standards in their supply chains. A German law may finally change that

By Franziska Korn


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Africa

Mali faces a political crisis

The confrontation between the government and a broad protest movement is escalating. And there's no solution in sight

By Christian Klatt


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Migrants deserve better protection

While exposing how essential they are to the system, the pandemic has grave consequences for migrants and refugees

By Felix Braunsdorf and Stefan Rother


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Europe

Serbia's authoritarian turn

Western Balkan countries are Europe’s new corona hotspot. In Serbia, state repression of citizens' anger is turning violent

By Max Brändle


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Facebook can’t be reformed

The US movements for abolishing prisons and defunding the police provide a helpful lens through which to view Facebook

By Charlie Warzel


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