Transgender rights versus womens rights, and last week's landmark British Supreme Court ruling on what the words woman and sex mean. The GPM speaks with Canadian human rights lawyer Robert Winte

The rule of law, the end of law, lawyering, and Dimitri Lascaris. Another conversation with Dimitri Lascaris.

Self-amplifying cascades on planet Earth some negative, some positive. A conversation with complexity theorist Thomas Homer-Dixon. And, Earth systems can tip, cascading off in dangerous directions.

Gender-based Israeli violence, extermination and genocide in Gaza. A new report from the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory. A conversation about

Montreal-based author and guerilla-style political provocateur Yves Engler talks about his recent arrest and subsequent imprisonment in Montreal's Bordeaux Prison (something police originally tried to

The Ivory Tower Bans Free Speech. Exiled Students Take Columbia University to Court. The GPM speaks with Catherine Curran-Groome about her court case -- Catherine Curran-Groome, Brandon Murphy and Aid

A year after the brutal murder of 6-year-old Hind Rajab, trapped in a bullet-ridden car in the ruins of Gaza City, a Belgian-based foundation hunts down Israeli war criminals in the little girl's name

The heat beneath: harvesting and recharging Earth subsurface heat, to heat and cool buildings, without heating Earths atmosphere. And, the wind blows, the sun shines rivers flow. Wherever they flow

Ceasefire in Gaza: respite for those whove survived Israels genocidal onslaught perhaps. And homeless, amid the ruins left behind by US bombs and missiles. The GPM speaks with Paula Gaviria Betanc

On the margins of the 23rd session of State Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Court, in The Hague, a stairway conversation about international law, and its fate, with South African Amba