The Alliance of
Middle Eastern and North African Socialists

07. Denying Genocide, from Halabja to Ghouta

07. Denying Genocide, from Halabja to Ghouta

This article was first published the fire these times This is a conversation with Sabrîna Azad. She’s a writer who published a moving piece for Mangal Media entitled ‘From Halabja to Ghouta‘ in which she looked at how deniers of Assad’s war crimes in Syria were...

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Iraq’s Tahrir: Finishing What We Started

Iraq’s Tahrir: Finishing What We Started

This article was first published on the website Rampant - Revolutionary politics - Chicago Style An Iraqi revolutionary talks about the current uprising in Iraq, its political history, and the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Since October of 2019 a massive...

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For Iran and the US, public health is a political weapon

For Iran and the US, public health is a political weapon

This article was first published on Open Democracy With or without the US sanctions, the Iranian regime is neither capable nor interested in prioritizing the well-being of its citizens. While the COVID-19 virus continues to prey on vulnerable lives in Iran and across...

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A Conversation About U.S. Sanctions on Iran

A Conversation About U.S. Sanctions on Iran

Shiyam Galyon of War Resisters League in conversation with Sina Zekavat about  U.S. Sanctions on Iran.  Last month,  the US increased sanctions on Iran. What do  people in the United States need to know about these sanctions? That they are primarily hurting ordinary...

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Gender Violence, Political Activism & Imprisonment in Egypt

Gender Violence, Political Activism & Imprisonment in Egypt

While nine years ago female protesters struggled with violence on the street, female dissidents today face worse consequences in political prisons. This includes the famous human rights lawyer Mahienour El Massry, who has been in and out of prison for the past 15...

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