On May 31, the third CONIFA Football World Cup will get underway in London. Participation in the tournament is limited to teams representing what the organisation calls “nations, de-facto nations, regions, minority peoples and sports isolated territories”, a blanket definition under which fall the likes of Cascadia, Tibet and this edition’s nominal host, Barawa. The … Continue reading CONIFA may be apolitical., but it gives a voice to causes straining to be heard