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Power manifests in many shapes and forms, with different rules on how it’s distributed.
But rising activism, especially amongst today’s youth, is redefining how power is exercised and with what aims - as we increasingly see traditionally marginalised groups collectively practise the power they have through art, language, and civil disobedience.
Silence plays an important role in human rights respect and violations. Its power is fuelled by both by its absence and its presence.
But we all have a role to play in confronting the many faces of silence, both good and bad. As we tackle them in open conversation, we invite people to think critically about the norms that keep us quiet.
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The story of U.F. and the campaign to end child pushbacks at EU borders
We collaborated with The European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) to develop an animation that told the story of U.F. – a refugee child from Myanmar, who has filed complaints against Croatia and Slovenia to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.
The Rhyming Guide to Joining the Army
In this creative short film, we fuse poetry, animation and sound design to encourage critical thinking on the military recruitment of young people. Should the armed forces recruit children under the age of 18? You decide...
Since 2014 British army trainees aged under 18 at the Army Foundation College (AFC) in Harrogate have suffered an ingrained culture of abuse by instructors, as well as endemic bullying among recruits themselves. CRIN’s new chronological report highlights every known account of abuse at AFC between 2014 and 2024 - drawing on official data, national media reports, court judgments and the testimonies of former recruits and their parents.