Dr Nasreen Fazal-Short

They say climate *protesters* are disruptive. Valencia today.

The Taliban have denied Afghan girls an education simply because they were born female. It’s been 1,141 days since the ban, making Afghanistan the only country where education is illegal for girls. #LetHerLearn

Wow, the IMF is backing Labour’s Budget. That’s significant because it hasn’t had anything good to say about the UK for ages. 6 times it slapped down the Tories:

"The thing about this budget, it's an honest budget" "That is the mess that we're having to deal with. That's why this is an honest budget. Did I want that inheritance? Absolutely not" Darren Jones ripping the tories apart whilst looking like the adult in the room #BBCQT

I do not understand why what is going on in Afghanistan is not bigger news. Women now banned from “hearing other women’s voices” independent.co.uk/asia/south-asi…

Love this woman

I don’t expect stone-cold truths from a chatshow, but Saoirse Ronan delivered one | Marina Hyde #Echobox=1730210849" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

"The entire population of North Gaza is at risk of dying." This is a statement from the United Nation's most senior humanitarian official. She could not be more explicit. Her statement is barely covered by the Western media.

I don’t know who wrote this but yeah

The time has come… Bye bye, @netflix

Hello world, this is Dr. Hamza European Gaza hospital 🏥 🇵🇸 I'm still alive I'm so tired😔 Support us with a word and sharing 🤍🤍 paypal.com/donate/?hosted…

The Taliban consider it illegal and haram for young women’s voices to be heard by other young women. This reflects the height of oppression against women and stands as a crime against humanity. It is time for the international community to break its

Gisele Pelicot took the stand at the French mass rape trial with a message for survivors: “It’s not for us (victims) to have shame - it’s for them " Such a courageus woman bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

“Bread, Work, and Liberty”—the rallying cry of Afghan women—has just been transformed into a powerful anthem by Afghanistan’s young artists, Elaha and Sonita.

Come to our first ever Human Rights Festival - in collaboration with @GuiltFemPod and @SofarSounds. 🔊 Join us as we celebrate our collective power to make change happen – with a day full of inspiring conversation, creativity and connection. 💬 Hear from inspiring changemakers, campaigners and community leaders 🎨 Creative workshops – get hands on and crafty for your rights 🎵A live music show headlined by Kaiser Chiefs* ✊🏽Thought-provoking, in-depth conversations with leading activists 🧸Family-friendly activities – it’s never too early to learn about human rights! *Tickets for the live music show in the evening are sold separately and will be available from 30 October. Get your tickets here 👇🏽👉🏽 woolwich.works/events/amplify…

.@zarahsultana talking about the reality of being a Muslim MP. Keep speaking truth to power Zarah, all power to your elbow 💪🏼🌹 #StopSellingArmsToIsrael

Solidarity tonight with the UN Peacekeepers - many of them Irish - who have again refused Israeli ultimatums to evacuate their battalion area in southern Lebanon as they continue to fulfil their UN mandate to protect Lebanese villagers 🇮🇪🇺🇳🇱🇧

@LailaMickelwait Such a brave woman

In a heroic move, Gisele Pelicot fought to make public the videos of her unconscious rapes at the hands of over 50 men and won. She wanted the public “to look rape straight in the eyes.” Shame, she said, must change sides —from the victims to the perpetrators. Police found more than 20,000 videos and photographs of Gisele drugged and being raped by various men on her husband’s devices in a folder titled “Abuse.” On Friday, the judge complied with Gisele’s demand and showed the evidence “necessary for the manifestation of the truth.” 12 rape videos and 10 photos were shown over the courtroom’s three flat screens and projected into the overflow room for members of the public while the perpetrators in the videos sat in shame watching their own despicable criminal acts being exposed.

Women of Afghanistan continue to protest the Taliban regime, demanding an end to their oppressive rule. With the ban on protests, they gather in small groups indoors, finding ways to speak out where they can no longer take to the streets.

I wish you could see the living nightmare in Palestine. But how much more must we see before something is done? | Nesrine Malik #Echobox=1728281833" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theguardian.com/commentisfree/…