International Protests, Activism, and Opposition to Inhumanity

Violence doesn't kill resistance movements or ideologies; it breeds them, and global backlash is imminent.

Photo by Corinne Nita

Western governments, especially the US, manufactured human rights, liberal democracy, and a freedom-defending persona to portray themselves and their numerous wars as ethical. They established and enforced international rules and values but never adhered to them, yet scolded, threatened, and violently imposed them onto the Global South. The hypocritical, phony theatrics don't fool the South; it obeys them to evade violent repercussions, but the West's support for crimes against humanity crosses a threshold that cannot be reversed or tolerated.

The war against civilians disgusts not only the Global South but the world. Millions in Istanbul, Jakarta, and throughout the African and Latin American continent, and hundreds of thousands in North America, Europe, and Australia protested against the vicious massacre. The demonstrations' momentum and participation increase daily because the global majority refuses to normalize Israel's tightening of a decade-long blockade, disallowing water, food, aid, fuel, and electricity while indiscriminately bombing families.