The problem with the recent elections in Nicaragua
Earlier this month, on the 7thof November 2021, Nicaragua held its general elections to decide on a new president as well as its
‘Sealing the deal’ – A caricature
This week, regular contributor Will Grosse produced a caricature representing Olaf Scholz, the forthcoming German Chancellor and his attempt, as well as success
Opinion: the Rittenhouse trial shows division over the right to self defence
Innocent teenager defending his life or ‘murderous white supremacist’? The Rittenhouse trial has shown us a ‘troubling snapshot’ of the rising tensions of
A retrospective on COP26: What have we learnt?
The series of articles that I have written on climate change so far demonstrate the inaction of highly developed states. Now that COP26
Opinion: The environmental cost of fashion
We are all aware of the looming climate catastrophe that faces the world. The crisis has – for several years now – been
Opinion: Should we all be ‘meat free’?
As of the moment I write this article, we have 7 years, 251 days, 16 hours, 19 minutes and 47 seconds before the effects of
Opinion: Israel’s Imprisonment of Conscientious Objectors
Israeli citizen Shahar Perets, 19, was recently jailed for the third time for repeatedly refusing to join the Israeli military, the Israel Defense
Opinion: Israeli Election 2021: Six months on – Part 2
After my last piece for the Witness, I had planned this week to detail the Israeli government’s actions throughout the Summer and into
Opinion: Black history month remains vitally important
The UK is a country built on the achievements of black people. This fact is something that even our leaders are quick to brush over. Recent and historical scandals
Opinion: We should not separate history by race
November marks the end of the UK’s Black History Month (BHM), which is celebrated annually during October, with this year’s theme ‘Proud to