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Israel employs artificial intelligence to enhance the efficiency of targeting and killing Palestinians amid a 76-year-long apartheid and a 17-year blockade of Gaza.
Israel's deployment of tanks to the occupied West Bank for the first time in decades escalates military tensions and provokes strong reactions on social media.
Israeli airstrikes continue to kill Palestinian civilians in Gaza, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis rooted in 76 years of apartheid and a 17-year blockade.
An Israeli filmmaker argues that criticism of the Israeli government's policies regarding apartheid should not be conflated with antisemitism.
Khaled Nabhan was killed by Israeli forces a year after the deaths of his grandchildren, highlighting the ongoing violence and suffering in Gaza.
Israeli settlers carry out 'price tag' attacks after the Gaza ceasefire.
In 1973, the Barolong people were forcibly removed from their land, which is now the subject of ongoing restitution efforts in South Africa.
South Africans reflect on Mandela's legacy and the challenges of the Born Free generation.
A 50-year commitment to anti-apartheid activism by David Aster shaped the international response to South Africa's struggle for freedom.
As criticism of Israel intensifies over its military actions in Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, Benjamin Netanyahu's government escalates its PR efforts to regain lost public support, particularly in the US.
BDS, a campaign launched in 2005, calls for boycotting, divesting from, and imposing sanctions on Israel until it ends its occupation of the 1967 territories.
A mass grave containing over 30 bodies was uncovered in May 2015 in southern Thailand, linked to a human trafficking route originating from Myanmar.
A pregnant woman in Gaza seeks medical attention amid violence but is attacked by Israeli soldiers, highlighting the humanitarian crisis stemming from decades of conflict.
Two and a half million private security officers operate in South Africa, responding to urgent calls as crime rates remain among the highest on the continent.
Nelson Mandela welcomes Queen Elizabeth to Cape Town in 1995, marking a historic visit.
Soweto, a symbol of Apartheid struggle, now attracts tourists with new shopping centers.
86% of South Africa's electricity comes from coal, much of it sourced from illegal mines where miners face dangerous conditions and legal risks.
Around 20,000 students rioted in 1976 against apartheid, a legacy that shapes the lives and aspirations of today's South African youth.
Mzambiya's debut album sold over 80,000 copies within two months, establishing him as a rising star in the South African music scene at just 13 years old.
A 30-year struggle for acceptance follows Sandra Laing, a black child born to white parents in apartheid-era South Africa, marked by expulsion from school.
For 16 years, a community of veterans from the disbanded 32 Battalion in Pomfret faces eviction as the South African government plans to demolish their town.
Children in Soweto sing 'Kill the Boer' in a chaotic school setting filmed in 1990.
Cynthia Ngewu reflects on her son's death as South Africa's reconciliation process continues.
Western media coverage of Palestinians often prioritizes Israeli perspectives, raising concerns about ethical journalism and calls for greater context and representation.
A grandmother in Gaza refuses to eat to avoid using the bathroom, illustrating the dire humanitarian crisis exacerbated by ongoing conflict in the region.
A Palestinian girl observes the arrest of Dr. Hussam Abu Safia by the Israeli army, reflecting the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
South Africa averages 45 murders a day, more than four times the international average, prompting a booming private security industry.
South Africa's Land Wars reveal ongoing land disputes and evictions in July 1995.
International courts in The Hague struggle to prevent mass atrocities and hold power accountable, as explored in Ali Rae's examination of global militarism.
20% of the UK population, or about 14 million people, live in poverty, struggling to meet basic needs despite the country's wealth.
More than 5.5 million Palestinians live in territories that are supposed to form a future Palestinian state, yet significant obstacles hinder this possibility.
Workers in various countries are refusing to transport military supplies to Israel, protesting against what they perceive as genocide and advocating for Palestinian solidarity.
