Salvaging what's left after the masses have had their feed
People
Figures relating to sex work and trafficking have been fudged by mainstream media, conservative feminists and career politicians. The numbers of people who are victims of sex slavery and trafficking are far lower than what is generally reported, writes Elena Jeffreys.
The Venezuelan and Cuban revolutions have given rise to a revival of socialist feminism, writes Reihana Mohideen.
Turning back the boats containing asylum seekers is not the way to help refugees, writes Kate Walton.
Thirteen-year-old Bilaal Rajan is UNICEF's Children’s Ambassador, youth activist, best-selling author and fundraiser. Barely a teenager, the Toronto-based activist has raised millions of dollars for children's causes. He spoke with Katrina Fox about his passion for justice and how he fits everything into his life.
The process of a social group changing its identity can be painful, but is not something to be feared, writes Michael Goldfarb.
America has killed somewhere between 7 and 8 million innocent people (in one area alone) and is today killing Muslims, at a rate of 30:1, writes John Duckham.
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