Winner of the Council of Europe’s 2018 Democracy Innovation Award talks about training women to represent themselves in Kenyan courts.
We are all interdependent, but a person’s economic situation determines whether dependency is seen as acceptable or not.
The Soyas are parking attendants, mostly unlicensed and often aggressive towards drivers
Journalist Vladimir Herzog died in custody; his body found hung by his own belt strap from the bars of his cell. The official cause of death was suicide. Few in Brazil accepted this statement.
This week the UN found the UK’s austerity measures to have been “punitive”. To understand their true impact on disabled people, we must also look at what’s happened to our justice system.
The mental health system is creaking – and it's particularly black communities who are paying a sometimes terrible price as a result.
In the pattern of authoritarianism taking over Indian politics since 2014, social movements, activists, and dissidents find themselves at the receiving end of increasingly brazen forms of repression.
As the EU responds to the latest climate science report, here's why it shouldn’t listen to the gas industry.
