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Turkey’s Femicide Epidemic: How Many More Women Will Die?

By Jova Bostanci, LLM Human Rights, Conflict and Justice “Statistically 7 women in Turkey are ‘savagely killed’ by current or ex-spouses in a single day” This statistic, reported by Turkish television station Habertürk, reflects a terrifying reality for women and girls in Turkey. Violence against women in Turkey is not

The Revival of Arcade Gaming in London: Nostalgia, Community, and Innovation

The universal appeal of nostalgia, community, and affordability drives the revival of arcades

From Print to Screen: How Capitalism Adapts Our Culture

With literature and film being the lucrative and competitive industries they are, it's better for both industries if an on-screen adaptation isn't fully satisfying.

The US has extreme FOMO

US hegemony is dangerous to the rest of the world, as the nation creates its own standards on what is internationally acceptable, as well as avoiding accountability regardless of the damage caused

We’re Just Friends

Friendship is a means of survival for my community, but it can also be the source of your learning

The encroachment of ‘third spaces’ in the modern day, and its impact on loneliness

The erasure of third spaces is slowly rising. This is not only due to external factors but also because people tend to deprioritise third spaces and the importance they have within communities

The Case for the Sylheti Language

'Just as the Bengali language movement of 1971 stood against the imposition of Urdu, Sylheti speakers must also rise against the dominance of Bangla radicalism.'