Antidote Zine

Antidote Zine

A tale of blind doctors and good illnesses

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  • IMMUNOLOGY: vital antibodies
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Tag: Russia

30/03/201711/02/2020 Dead Flowers

On the Road with a Fed-up Trucker

30/03/201711/02/2020 Dead Flowers

The Kids Are Alright

07/12/201622/09/2017 Dead Flowers

Refugee Stories in Russia

09/09/201611/02/2020 Dead Flowers

The Fight Is in the Countryside

28/04/201617/06/2017 Laurent Moeri

“Prison Turned Me into a Convinced Revolutionary”

14/03/201617/06/2017 Dead Flowers

Photo Essay: Autonomous Trucker Strike in Russia

03/12/201527/04/2016 Dead Flowers

“If they think we are disorganized louts, they are wrong.”

22/11/201517/01/2023 Dead Flowers

Rojava Caught Between Fronts

09/09/201522/09/2017 Dead Flowers

Refugees and the “Death of Europe”

08/08/201522/09/2017 Dead Flowers

Why I Left Crimea

20/07/201522/09/2017 Dead Flowers

A New Era Is Needed, A New Era Is Here

19/03/201520/04/2020 Dead Flowers

Russian Avant-Garde in the Age of Disinformation

29/09/201410/05/2022 Dead Flowers

Long Way From Maidan: A Report from Donetsk

27/08/201423/04/2016 Dead Flowers

Photo Essay: Sochi, the $50 Billion ‘Ghost Town’

25/08/201423/04/2016 Dead Flowers

The Normality of War

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“… in the midst of putative peace, you could, like me, be unfortunate enough to stumble on a silent war. The trouble is that once you see it, you can’t unsee it. And once you’ve seen it, keeping quiet, saying nothing, becomes as political an act as speaking out. There’s no innocence. Either way, you’re accountable.” – Arundhati Roy

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