Multiculturalism
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Obituary: South Africa’s Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who died on Sunday aged 90, was one of South Africa’s most important Nobel Laureates and a tireless…
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Inspiration, not charity: how refugees from Bhutan thrived in Blacktown
When I meet Om Dhungel in a cafe near his home, he tells me about Merryn Howell. by James Button;…
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Her Voice
A ground-breaking collection of personal stories from Greek women and their friends is published and available now. Her Voice, Greek…
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German video re-ignites Turkish Circassian controversy
Turkey’s Circassian community has come under fire from nationalist quarters after complaining of assimilation against the Circassian identity. Fehim Tastekin…
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Friday essay: how do I understand who I am, when my family have hidden themselves from recent history?
Rifts like these are commonplace in my family, where people fall out with each other like dealt cards. Natalie Kon-yu…
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New move by Australian sporting codes to combat spectator racism
Major Australian sporting codes have endorsed guidelines released by the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) to curb issues of spectator…
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The Poland-Belarus border crisis is what happens when humans are treated as weapons
Τhe small fires they are building will do little to warm the refugee and migrant families attempting to cross the…
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The death of F.W. de Klerk, Apartheid in Cyprus and the ‘UDI’ of 15 November 1983
Lobby for Cyprus marks the passing of F.W. de Klerk, the renowned South African lawyer, politician and Nobel peace laureate…
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Principals and teachers are vital to success for refugee families
As the American withdrawal from Afghanistan culminated in the tragic scenes at the Kabul airport in late August, Australians were…
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The extinction of Jewish heritage in northern Cyprus
Op-ed Cyprus has a special place in Jewish history. Jews are deeply rooted in this island country, whence they once…
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Abdulrazak Gurnah wins the 2021 Nobel prize in literature
The Nobel prize in literature has been awarded to the novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah, for his “uncompromising and compassionate penetration of the…
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The School That Tried to End Racism aims high, but risks reinforcing race’s power
Are we marked at birth, trapped in a world where colour seals our fate? The ABC tried to answer those…
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What it’s like growing up biracial when your family doesn’t look like you
The first time it happened was when I was seven. Hannah Laxton-Koonce ABC Everyday It was my first overseas trip…
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Montenegro police break up protest over new Orthodox leader
Police fired tear gas at the protesters gathered on the main square, about 100 meters from a 15th-century monastery where…
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‘Good people can do bad things unconsciously’: NFPs urged to reflect on racism and implicit bias
Phoebe Mwanza is the director of Hueman Equity Consulting and the manager of diversity, inclusion and wellbeing at Amnesty International…
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Wisconsin mosques prepare to welcome Afghan refugees into community
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – After two decades, the war in Afghanistan ended Monday as the final U-S flight left the…
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