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Youth, protest and law
Written by: Jeammie Taonga Chakulya Young people are tired of being told to wait their turn. Around the world, youths are stepping into the streets not because it is fashionable, but because silence has stopped working. When systems feel slow, unequal, or unresponsive, protests becomes more than a right, it becomes a language of survival. Yet the moment young voices grow louder, the law often steps in with restrictions, permits, and warnings. This creates a tension many youth
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May 73 min read
Ban on Hijab; Act of Secularism or Discrimination
Written by: Fatima Omer Artwork by: Vee The Austrian parliament, on 11 th December 2025, formally imposed a ban on hijab for Muslim girls under the age of 14. Repeated non-compliance with the rule would lead to a fine up to €800. This law is to be enforced from next September, the beginning of new school year. Since this law is neither new nor one of its kind, international society is once again riddled with the question: How could a piece of clothing become so problematic?
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Feb 154 min read
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