Writers who want to tell stories of their own communities face challenges

Palestinian activist Nizar Banat was brutally killed by security forces, and the government has shown no remorse

A Syrian Network for Human Rights report on the regime's torture methods details just how vicious it is at its core

Raisi’s election and his subsequent public hardline stance shows the Iranian regime’s implacable intent

These war crimes will slowly cease to shock and outrage our collective conscience

Attacks such as this week's in London, Ontario will continue unabated if we don't address their underlying causes

It is increasingly evident that only a thin line separates our better angels and our worst demons

New lives overseas often mean separation from loved ones, but they are still worthy of celebration

Even as we emerge from lockdowns, socialising still feels like something from a past life, writes Kareem Shaheen

I often ask myself if all this unnecessary hardship is mere indulgence, or an attempt to fill a void

Vaccine passports are coming, and they will be a powerful tool in building herd immunity

People are not merely statistics

Michel Kilo was repeatedly imprisoned for desiring a better, more dignified Syria

Copenhagen's decision to deport refugees is based on the utter fiction that Syria is safe

This week marked four years since the Khan Sheikhoun sarin gas attack