The Pvb breaks down the recent Afghan Report detailing war crimes by the Australian army.

A collection of stories and insights from our writer, who visited Afghanistan with an Australian not-for-profit two years ago.

In January of this year, two of our writers went to Palestine. Here is a collection of anecdotes detailing the people and places they met.

What we know about Afghanistan has been completely constructed by imperial forces to distract the conversation away from Afghans voices

What we haven’t seen spoken about as much is religious trauma experienced by young people trying to find themselves in their religion

written by Hebah A. (Contributor) TW: mentions of rape, assault, harrassment and rape culture. Yes, all men Disclaimer; when this piece...

It is empty words, passing moments, quiet celebrations, people refusing to acknowledge the feeling of absence & jokes to release the tension

Social media platforms have created a connection between the concept of being, “empowered”, “sexy” and “liberated” with wearing less...

We're having an open discussion about how time poverty and the unfair division of labour robs women of their potential and agency.

Why would we care about nationalism in a country like Australia - where we don’t even particularly subscribe to being Australian.

The way we talk about conflict, wars, violence and other atrocities uses language that attempts to be objective.

Self-development books offer a means of coping with the instability of the world by giving back an element of control to the individual.

Living in a space where remembrance of God is not widely accepted or prioritised has deeply injured the way I practice Islam.

This week we look at the breakdown in the systems of Islamic Law and scholarship and how this influences the way we practice today.

By Irisa R. and Mariam H. “So what we learned was masculinity is the ‘one size fits all’ that seems to fit no one.” In the past few weeks...

The lack of education around rape culture perpetuates an environment where women are constantly in danger of sexual violence.

Meghan asking Oprah, “it’s a family business right?” is laugh worthy but also very dangerous.

Chances are, you were never shown the tools to be creative as a student, because let’s be real, your teachers didn’t have the slightest clue

So Facebook’s actions were not completely out of the blue. The tensions between the Australian Government and the tech giants, Facebook and

By Jessica L. Why are we doing this again? Staring at the faceless squares of my classmates on Zoom whilst feeling the collaborative and...