A ‘Home’ for Palestinians: Stories of Insecurity from the Naqab, Susya and East Jerusalem
Amina Haleem, MRG’s Legal Fellow, reflects on her two week trip to Palestine and Israel as a participant of the…
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Rio Olympics 2016: Where are indigenous peoples?
Barbara Pilz, MRG’s Communications Intern, reflects on the hidden story behind the recent Rio 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil, one…
Minorities in South Asia: Narrative Interventions on the Eve of Partition
Shikha Dilawri, MRG’s South Asia Programme Officer, reflects on the impact of the Partition for minorities in the sub-continent. On…
Uniting lands of contrast – the language of street theatre
Nessim Ghroum, MRG’s Drama, Diversity and Development (DDD) programme coordinator in the Middle East and North Africa, recounts his trip to…
Crimea’s Supreme Court decision banning Mejlis on grounds of extremism marks new low in Russia’s treatment of indigenous peoples
Oliver Loode, MRG’s Head of Cultural Programmes and Member of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, says Russia is…
A Cambodian Monk on Identity in New York City
Julia Feigen, a former intern at MRG, looks at culture and assimilation in her hometown. The concept of emigrating to…
Voices of Syrian refugee children in Lebanon
Nessim Ghroum, MRG’s Drama, Diversity and Development programme coordinator in the Middle East and North Africa, recounts his trip to…
From West Cameroon Statehood to Anglophone Cameroon Minorityhood
George Ngwane, a Commonwealth Professional Fellow at MRG, dissects the current situation for his country’s linguistic minority. For a year…
Minority Voices Podcast – March 2016
Welcome to MRG’s March 2016 Minority Voices Podcast. This month we speak to one of our staff members about her…
A Window to Europe for Crimean Tatars
On February 4, the European Parliament adopted with an overwhelming majority a resolution on the human rights situation in Crimea.…
