Justice

As the climate crisis intensifies on the African continent, we look at the rich history of intersectional environmentalism of the continent. 

Human rights campaigner Maria Kurinna on documenting and prosecuting Russian crimes in Ukraine.

The collapse of connected storylines calls for new thinking on what binds us.

The Pegasus scandal shows that surveillance in Europe has reached unprecedented levels, a result of technological progress and a lack of oversight.

Student-led action is putting the challenge of decolonisation to KU Leuven and giving marginalised students a voice.

Reversing the 1973 precedent for abortion rights isn’t a return, but a rupture for American society and beyond.

The invasion of Ukraine has been accompanied by a sharp crackdown on dissent among Russian civil society, which was already under intense pressure.

Taking stock of some of the key shifts in social perceptions of LGBTQI+ rights as well as the ongoing battles.

Recent proposals to preserve biodiversity rely on flawed ways of interacting with nature.

The idea that fair trade labels will change the world economy is questionable. Often the main beneficiaries are not farmers in the Global South.