Detention

Living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: An Invisible Otherwise

By Mr. EatenFish / Issue 48, Otherwise, Magazine / 12 minutes of reading / Detention, Norway, OCD, Otherwise

Ali Dorani (Mr. EatenFish) left Iran in 2013 to seek refuge in Australia, but ended up in detention in Manus Island for over four years due to new laws that prevented the acceptance of asylum-seekers who landed on Australian shores. In his story, told in detail in Belonging Otherwise, Ali mentions his Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Stolen Futures: How Collective Punishment Affects the Bawm Community of Bangladesh

By Isaba Shuhrat / Issue 47, Bangladesh: Return to Democracy?, Magazine / 10 minutes of reading / Bangladesh, Bawm, Chittagong hill tracts, Collective Punishment, Detention, Enforced Disappearance, Indigenous Rights, Repression, Settler Violence, State Violence

In Bangladesh, the Bawm Indigenous community is subject to an indefinite collective punishment, which operates through both spatial and temporal control.

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Detention

Living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder: An Invisible Otherwise

Stolen Futures: How Collective Punishment Affects the Bawm Community of Bangladesh

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