Kirit Ghumman

26 Jan

Your Like Is a Political Act – and Animals Are Paying for It

Kirit Ghumman2026, Collective & Developmental Rights, Editors' Picks

On algorithm-driven platforms, a “like” is not a private gesture nor a neutral nod, a harmless bookmark, or an unbiased? objective? way of saying “cute.” It is a signal fed […]

The Cost of the Cup: Morocco’s Plan to Kill Millions of Stray Dogs Before FIFA 2030

Kirit Ghumman2025, Africa, Collective & Developmental Rights

As Morocco prepares to co-host the 2030 FIFA World Cup alongside Spain and Portugal, the government has launched a nationwide campaign to eliminate over three million stray dogs, framed as […]

Beyond the Crash: What the Response to Flight 171 Reveals About Anti-Indian Hate

Kirit Ghumman2025, Asia, Social & Economic Rights, The Americas

On June 12, 2025, Air India Flight 171 crashed shortly after takeoff in Ahmedabad, killing at least 271 people. But amid the grief and devastation, another disturbing event unfolded—one that […]