Recul post-guerre des luttes sociales
Dans la suite immédiate de la guerre de douze jours, le choc provoqué par sa violence a également affecté les mobilisations sociales. Le lourd bilan humain, les destructions massives, la fermeture temporaire ou définitive d'une grande partie des entreprises, la perspective d'une grande récession économique, la crainte de licenciements massifs et l'incertitude quant à l'avenir ont eu raison des luttes ouvrières. Des luttes qui, avant cette guerre, (…)

After years of commitment to nonviolent resistance, Palestinians in the West Bank are confronting the failure of peaceful protest to halt the Israeli occupation or generate meaningful international intervention. Ben Ehrenreich returns to the West Bank six years after his last visit to find a movement in ruins: activists imprisoned and tortured, demonstrations suppressed with lethal force, and the communities that once symbolised popular resistance now silent or armed.
Through encounters (…)

Today, as the Philippines commemorates the 28^th anniversary of the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act (IPRA) of 1997 (RA 8371), the Non-Moro Indigenous Peoples (NMIPs) in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) continue to suffer attacks and injustices, demanding that the government to move from ceremonial remembrance to concrete actions.
For nearly three decades, the promise of IPRA—which guarantees the right to Ancestral Lands, Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC), (…)