Tanupriya Singh is a journalist who writes for AllAfrica Global Media and NewsClick.in. Her work has also been featured in Toward Freedom and The Real News Network. She focuses on political crises, human rights issues, and global conflicts, with a particular emphasis on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and African politics.
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The 100,000-strong International Alliance of App-Based Transport Workers has expressed its solidarity with the Palestinian people in their struggle for liberation
By: Tanupriya Singh
The 100,000-strong International Alliance of App-Based Transport Workers has expressed its solidarity with the Palestinian people in their struggle for liberation.
As Israel prepares for a ground invasion of Rafah, the US-authored resolution presented to the UN Security Council merely noted an “imperative” for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Algeria, Russia, and China rejected the resolution, stating that it had failed to deliver on the core demand for a ceasefire.
By: Tanupriya Singh
The UK High Court has granted WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange provisional permission to appeal his extradition to the US, on grounds including the risk of the death penalty.
By: Tanupriya Singh
Since 2021, over 4,000 people in rural and urban areas have become literate in Zambia's official language, English, as a result of the Socialist Party's program
44-year-old Faye won the March 24 election with 54.2% of the vote, according to the official provisional results from the National Voting Census Commission. He has promised to restore the republic's institutions, renegotiate mining and energy contracts, and work towards monetary reform, including potentially a new currency
By: Tanupriya Singh
The Court has issued orders for Israel to “ensure” the “unhindered provision” of humanitarian aid, as 31 people have been killed due to deliberate starvation in Gaza
By: Tanupriya Singh
Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Malawi have already proclaimed a state of national disaster as a severe drought has damaged swathes of crop area. Millions across the region are facing severe hunger and livelihood losses, with smallholder farmers striving to cope with the climate crisis and colonial monoculture patterns of farming
By: Tanupriya Singh
Arrested on the same day as his friend Julian Assange in 2019, software developer and activist Ola Bini has faced years of persecution in Ecuador. Despite being declared innocent in 2023, an appeals court has now convicted him for “Attempted Non-Consensual Access to a Computer System”.
By: Tanupriya Singh
Above photo: Ola Bini (seated) attends the hearing at the Provincial Court of Pichincha on April 5. @inredh1/X.
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