Showing posts with label resistance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resistance. Show all posts

Thursday, October 6, 2022

On Myanmar’s Front Line: Armed resistance gathers pace


 

Behind the scenes as pro-democracy rebels in Myanmar fight against government repression.

In the aftermath of Myanmar’s military coup in February 2021, and the brutal suppression of the protests that followed, thousands of pro-democracy activists decided to fight back against the generals.

Sunday, August 22, 2021

Could the anti-Taliban National Resistance Front retake Afghanistan? | DW News

 



The US and Germany are urging their citizens in Afghanistan not to travel to Kabul airport, with the US citing "potential security threats" at the airport gates – and the Pentagon confirming reports of Taliban fighters beating and harassing those trying to flee.

Saturday, March 23, 2019

Cinema as resistance - filmmakers who want to change the world



Can cinema change the world? Five filmmakers believe it is possible: everywhere from Mozambique to the US. They reveal people traumatized by war in Mozambique, the willful destruction of nature in Brazil, the fight against racism in the US and child poverty in Lebanon. An Arts.21 Special.

They reveal people traumatized by war in Mozambique, the willful destruction of nature in Brazil, the fight against racism in the US and child poverty in Lebanon. An Arts.21 Special. Inadelso Cossa (Regisseur, Mosambik) "I believe that images can change people." With his poetic films, Inadelso Cossa tries to heal the wounds and trauma suffered by people in his African homeland of Mozambique, where a civil war raged for more than a decade.



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