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...
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- MERCY JUMO and DANE MOORES
MERCY JUMO and DANE MOORES, of World Vision Australia, argue that it's time for children to be put at the heart of COVID-19 response and recovery efforts...
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- ROBERT P JONES and EBOO PATEL
In an essay first published on Religion News Service, ROBERT P JONES, CEO of Public Religion Research Institute, and EBOO PATEL, founder of Interfaith Youth Core, look at the result of a recent poll addressing US attitudes towards the vexed issue of religious exemptions...
Essay: Kim Jong-un’s decade in power - Starvation, repression and brutal rule – just like his father and grandfather
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- SUNG-YOON LEE
In an article first published on The Conversation, SUNG-YOON LEE, professor of Korean Studies at Tufts University in the US, looks at King Jong-un's 10 years as North Korean leader...
Essay: Presents from a princess - the mission to deliver 2.6 million Christmas gifts to soldiers and sailors on the 1914 frontline
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- PETER DOYLE
In an article first published on The Conversation, PETER DOYLE, a professor at London South Bank University, looks at the history of a massive effort to get so-called "Princess Mary tins" to those fighting during World War I...
Essay: Buddy Stouffer's execution was the last in the US for 2021. Will it be the last to be proved an error?
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- SHANE CLAIBORNE
Activist, author and co-director of Red Letter Christians, SHANE CLAIBORNE, in an article first published on Religion News Service, says that "one of the obvious problems with the death penalty is that you can’t bring someone back from the dead when you get it wrong"...
