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Through conversations with Kenyan parliamentarians, American security personnel, and activists like Khelef Khalifa, Shabibi uncovers the War on Terror’s brutal impact on Kenya’s Muslim communities. https://t.co/174sQtnyYS

Namir Shabibi investigates this extrajudicial killing, revealing the squad’s ties to America’s post-9/11 covert War on Terror. Tracing the death squad’s connections from Mombasa to CIA headquarters, Shabibi exposes how the U.S. developed and supported this unaccountable force.

🏁Final episode of MATERIAL CRIMES Night Terror - Namir Shabibi During a deadly dawn raid by a Kenyan paramilitary squad, innocent Muslim man Omar Faraj was brutally murdered. https://t.co/yZ0i55giWk Ft. Namir Shabibi, Khelef Khalifa,

and activists. https://t.co/YE4wg4nYuN Ft.Asmir Piralic, Almir Kurtovic, Silvia Maraone, and Adem Hajdarevic.

Migrants trapped here face repeated arrests and pushbacks by Croatian police. Yet, Borici’s 75-year history as a refuge—from fascism to civil war, post-war abandonment, and now fortress Europe—endures. Benedetta Zocchi explores Borici’s past and present with local historians...

🚩NEW MATERIAL CRIMES! 5. Shelter on the Hill with Benedetta Zocchi Bihac’s Borici Temporary Reception Centre, near the Bosnian-Croatian border, witnesses some of Europe’s worst border violence... https://t.co/PPhzEo1l1C

...these riverbanks have become sites of resistance against state violence Featuring: Eray Çaylı, Samed Uçaman, Doğan Hatun and Zeki Kanay

but Eray Çaylı, speaking with environmental justice campaigners and farmers exposes the flawed accounting behind this claim. He explores Turkey's history of using water as a weapon and Kurdistan as a resource extraction site, while Amed residents like Berivan Arslan reveal how

✨🚨NEW! 4. Underwater with Eray Çaylı When a dam on the Tigris burst in 2018, floodwaters swept toward Amed, Turkey’s largest Kurdish city the Turkish state claimed there were no casualties. https://t.co/vEA8C20dS8

🙏🏽 TONIGHT!

“I realized that regardless of the tragedy, regardless of the grief, regardless of the monstrous challenge, some of us have not died. Some of us did not die…And what shall we do, we who did not die?” -June Jordan, 2001 🚨 Organise with NME! 🚨 Sat 12 Oct 1-2.30pm on zoom 1/

If you haven't listened already, check out the recent episode collaboration between the #Identities Podcast and @survivesocpod with #Identities Co-Editor @aaronzwinter & Associate Editor @AlaSirriyeh on: 'Gaza, #Identity and Solidarity' https://t.co/I1niuQBegK

Three years after a Home Office historian wrote a report outlining the racist immigration legislation "designed to reduce the proportion of people living in the UK who did not have white skin" the department has today been forced to publish the study https://t.co/L3ulhnEyO8

🙏🏽👏🏽Come join us on Monday evening at Queen Mary to talk all things podcasting, academia and materia crimes ✨

...how corporations evade liability for negligence and corruption. He’s joined by Global South arbitrator Muthucumuraswamy Sornarajah, legal scholar Gus van Harten, and Catherine Coumans from Mining Watch Canada. https://t.co/zjNZ30AAuj

Despite pleading guilty to bribery in 2011, Niko sued Bangladesh for losses in an international arbitration tribunal. But what exactly is international corporate arbitration? @Paul Gilbert delves into this opaque legal system, exposing its colonial roots and...

🌎✨Good Morning team! New Material Crimes now live: https://t.co/xPRaPofp1C 3. Gaslighting Tengratila In 2005, blowouts at Bangladesh's Tengratila gas field, operated by Canada's Niko Resources Ltd, caused environmental devastation.

Exposing and resisting state violence towards disabled people. NEW: Hear from @ChinaTMills, Stella Dadzie, @ImogenDayX, @JohnPringDNS & @TenPercent on the anti-life violent bureaucracy of the welfare system as part of our @DeathsByWelfare project. Thank you @SurviveSocPod

🚨Through the voices of activists and scholars, we’ll hear how disabled individuals and people of color have fought to expose the true extent of these injustices and seek justice. Featuring: China Mills, Stella Dadzie, Imogen Day, John Pring, and Rick Burgess