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Indigenous Rights
L’élection de Bolsonaro, le symptôme d’un…
L'élection de Jair Bolsonaro en 2018 a sans aucun doute contribué à l'exacerbation des tensions ethniques au…
A Local Stand For a Global Cause: The Targeting of…
This report is a harsh reminder that those fighting the climate crisis bear an enormously heavy burden of trying to…
Costa Rica’s Caribbean Coast: Marcus Garvey’s Legacy as…
Marcus Garvey's time in Costa Rica set the tone for his legacy. It still lives today through the faith of the…
Chile at a Crossroads
The Chilean Constitutional Convention presents a chance for the nation to re-legitimize its legislation and provide…
Education in India: A Duty Forsaken During COVID-19
Education in India has become a right guaranteed by the government on paper, lacking in reality, and abandoned…
COVID-19 and Racial Capitalism
The McGill International Review is pleased to present this article by Queen's University student Megan Seiroka as a…
For Queen or Country
Though it is hard to imagine why, tabula rasa, Canadians in the twenty-first century would choose to be governed by…
Who gets to be a journalist?
Ensuring the rights of journalists at protests is not only a matter of principle — it is also a question of…
Private Property on First Nations Reserves: Poverty-Fix…
"In recent years, some scholars and First Nations leaders have proposed a controversial and fundamental reform…
L’Étreinte du serpent et la destruction perpétuelle de…
L'Étreinte du serpent nous montre qu'il est nécessaire d'adopter une perspective locale envers les problématiques…
MIR Meets: President Jonathan Nez of the Navajo Nation
Mathieu Lavault sits down with President Jonathan Nez of the Navajo Nation, a sovereign Native American!-->…
Not a Drop to Drink: Canada’s Embarrassing Water…
Canada is one of the largest suppliers of freshwater in the world, controlling about 20 per cent of the world's…