E Immanuel Nehemiah
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Occupation inside occupation: Where the Prison Is Not a Building, But an Occupation | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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From the Palestine Centre for Prisoners’ Studies Archive, September 2026, Ramallah/Gaza, My name was taken at a checkpoint, at dawn, from my bed. My mother was not told where I am, the Red Cross is not allowed to know, my lawyer is not allowed to see. This is exactly what it is, worse and inhumane. This is what they call “unlawful combatant.” I call it: forced disappearance, no wonder the Zionists believe in the theology and sociology of rapture. I call it: being made into a ghost while still al
The Womb is Also a Homeland; The Labor of Ayoub, grieving with Negri and Darwish’s protest | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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They did not kill a woman. They killed a genealogy. They killed labor in its purest form. On a Saturday, in a place called al-Mawasi, the last straw of land, the place where the displaced are told to be displaced safely, a woman named Iman; Faith and trust and so on, sat in a tent, faith in an unfaithful world. Iman, in a deeper dig means; tent poles are dug into the ground so deep, that the tent is unshakeable in the winds, the storm, but Iman was murdered in this story, the tragedy of tragedie
Dalit Christian Reflection on Anti-Conversion Laws | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Religious fundamentalism has gripped the political climate of the world. Christian Zionists, Zionist Jews, Islamic radicals, jingoistic Buddhists, Hindutva and pro-war ideologies are embraced as models of governance. Minority communities dangle between powers drawn from dominant castes, ancestries and identities. In India, the RSS and fringe groups under the protection of the ruling nexus have violently painted saffron across all realms of public life, and now seek to brighten that colour furthe
Rubble of Gaza Remembers: Evidence, Memorials and Testimonials | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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To erase is a strategy to nullify the tragedies experienced. The warlords and their allies are under deep pressure from global communities, thanks to BDS and other forces that keep the pursuit of justice alive. The war predators are trying their best to undo their mess, unlike their own trauma-engulfed soldiers, who speak out. They are confessing; they are trying to save themselves from an internal rot. Nothing can be forgotten. Palestine, and any war-affected place, imbibes a haunting presence
Caste politics of erasure; Grave realities and the protest of Dalits | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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They kill, they lie, and they have the audacity to dismiss and threaten. This is how the central BJP and the local state Congress play the politics of erasure. Statistics from the caste-biased, grave-ridden streets record 593 deaths. Parliament records a lie: 332 died. Thereby erasing 261 persons, experiences, struggles, and bodies. That is the story of India in short.On July 21, 2026, Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment Ramdas Athawale stood shamelessly in Parliament and said 332 persons
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