Når jorden deler seg og havet stiger – mine tanker fra Øst-Afrika Jeg har fulgt utviklingen i Øst-Afrika i mange år – politisk, sosialt og menneskelig. Men det er først de siste årene jeg virkelig har kjent tyngden av det som nå skjer samtidig, både over og
When Equality Law Becomes Gender-Neutral I have followed the debate about making Norway’s Equality and Anti-Discrimination Act gender-neutral with a growing sense of concern. Each time the proposal is described as “modern” or “inclusive,” I find myself asking who is actually being included — and who quietly
Somalia Needs a New Political Reset Somalia does not lack explanations for its crisis. It lacks a decision to move beyond it. The country’s future will not be shaped by further diagnosis, but by whether it is willing to pursue a genuine political reset grounded in reform,
Racism at Work Is a Trade Union Issue I am still thinking about Tamima. Tamima Nibras Juhar went to work knowing she was afraid. She had reported concerns about a man who later killed her. She did what workers are told to do. Speak up. Trust the