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Fighting the Stigma Against Women Football
Samia Abdurahman Bsc Economics A demeaning issue that some women footballers face alongside the sexism of football are racial and religion discriminations Sexism still exists in the world of football and there is indeed a… Read More »Fighting the Stigma Against Women Football
Why this House is United
Dhruv Ramnath, MA Social Anthropology One of the principle behaviours animating the House of Commons, in which exists the incessant use of sophisticated language intertwined with that wondrous British upper-class humour, is the absolute negation… Read More »Why this House is United
Lawsuit Launched Against President Donald Trump’s National Emergency Declaration
Noor Mandviwalla, LLB On 15 February, Donald Trump took his stance on the ‘build a wall’ campaign to an extreme by declaring a national emergency under the National Emergencies Act of 1976. Additionally, through an… Read More »Lawsuit Launched Against President Donald Trump’s National Emergency Declaration
UNISON Commits to Strike Action in the Case of Compulsory Redundancies
Yasmin Elsouda, BA International Relations Once again the possibility of strike action, as a result of One Professional Services (OPS) restructuring, emerges. On 11 February, the SOAS branch of UNISON published the results of its… Read More »UNISON Commits to Strike Action in the Case of Compulsory Redundancies
Attempted Coup in Gabon
Ines Rodier, BA Politics and Development On the 7 January, at 4:30 am, a group of junior officers from the presidential guard declared on the national TV station that they had seized power of the… Read More »Attempted Coup in Gabon