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- MEREDITH WRIGHT
MEREDITH WRIGHT, of Baptist World Aid Australia, says the case of Novak Djokovic has shone a renewed light on those held in Australian immigration detention...
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- ANTHONY SIRACUSA
Ahead on Martin Luther King Jr Day held in the US on 17th January, ANTHONY SIRACUSA, senior director of inclusive culture and initiatives at the University of Colorado Boulder, looks - in an article from The Conversation, at took his campaign for civil rights beyond US borders...
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- YAN-HO LAI and YUEN CHAN
In an article first published on The Conversation, academics YAN-HO LAI and YUEN CHAN look at how old laws are being employed in the crackdown on media outlets in Hong Kong...
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- MICHAEL BATTLE
Desmond Tutu biographer MICHAEL BATTLE, in an article published on Religion News Service, looks at the life and legacy of the South African activist and archbishop...
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- ELLIS HEASLEY
ELLIS HEASLEY, of UK-based religious freedom advocacy CSW, says that while the release of nine members of the Church of Iran is a welcome development, the situation for many Christians and other religious or belief minorities in Iran remains "highly concerning"...
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- CHERYL TOWNSEND GILKES
In an article published on Religion News Service, CHERYL TOWNSEND GILKES, a professor of African American studies and sociology, pastor and author , says the frightening realities exposed on that day should have our constant attention...
Essay: Increasing numbers of physical attacks on European journalists as they report on COVID and other stories
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- SARA TORSNER
In an article first published on The Conversation, SARA TORSNER, a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Sheffield's Centre for Freedom of the Media, says the rising incidence of attacks on journalists sends a "worrying signal" about media freedom...
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- EBOO PATEL
EBOO PATEL, founder and president of US-based Interfaith Youth Core, says the very people who have been subject to the worst of the United States have embodied its best...
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- DIANE RANDALL
As she leaves her role, DIANE RANDALL, general secretary of the US-based Quaker lobby group Friends Committee on National Legislation, looks, in an article published by Religion News Service, at the past year and the ways political life in America has changed in the past decade...
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- Mal Fletcher
MAL FLETCHER, chairman of UK-based thinktank 2030plus, looks at how the coronavirus pandemic has changed the shape of work...
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- SHANE CLAIBORNE
SHANE CLAIBORNE, activist, author and co-director of Red Letter Christians, argues - in an article published on Religion News Service - that Christmas photos in which the subjects hold guns is no way to honour Christ...
