Perhaps you have wondered why certain comments or images on social media feel somehow ‘wrong’, even though they do not directly attack anyone physically.
This is precisely where cultural violence
Born in a coastal town in Turkey, I moved to Berlin to join the GNG team
Huda Skaik, August 31, 2025, Gaza Strip
A deafening strike
shattered the stillness of night.
Dust swallowed the stars
and the sharp scent of fire replaced
the warm aroma of fresh pastries.
The attacks took place at night, fast and brutal – villagers had no time to hide or defend themselves.
Entire communities fled into the forests or to other regions, fields were left untilled,
Yeonmi Park is a former North Korean who fled her homeland at the age of 13 and is now known worldwide as a human rights activist, author, and speaker.
Many people see her as a
Translation
Global New Generation, 2021
A man who called himself Colum-bus,
Wittywittywham bam bam.
He’s known because of songs like this,
Wittywittywham bam bam.
But is that really all so
Translation
Global New Generation, 2021
A man who called himself Colum-bus,
Wittywittywham bam bam.
He’s known because of songs like this,
Wittywittywham bam bam.
But is that really all so
Political education means understanding how a country works: for example, who makes laws, how elections are conducted, and the rights and responsibilities of citizens. This knowledge is important so people can form their
In Nigeria, there was a police unit called SARS (Special Anti-Robbery Squad). It was originally created to fight crimes like robbery. But instead of protecting people, the officers in this unit abused their power.
Reports stated that
What is racism and why can’t white people be racist?
How does racism work and how can you defend yourself against it?
Young people asked themselves these and other questions in the ‘Unity Upload’ project and
The “Monument de la Renaissance africaine” is an imposing 52-meter high statue made of bronze and copper.
It is located in Ouakam, a district municipality of Dakar, Senegal.
It is the largest monument on the
The Senegalese school system is divided into 4 cycles, 2 of which are compulsory :
