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Sanctions May Impede Global Justice Efforts by 2026
A high-level panel of international legal experts, human rights defenders, and civil society leaders convened in Brussels to address what they described as an unprecedented
France TV Publishes 2018 Police Footage of Yellow Vest Protests
Surveillance footage recently surfaced, providing new details regarding police actions during Yellow Vests protests in Paris in 2018. The footage was reported by France TV,
Lincoln Library to Showcase African Diaspora Origins
Lincoln University will host an exhibition, Lincoln University through the Lens of Griff Davis, opening February 6, 2026, in recognition of Black History Month and
France Holds Nationwide Protests Over Racism and Police Actions
Thousands of people participated in demonstrations across France on Saturday, March 14, 2026. The protests addressed concerns regarding racism, far-right ideology, and alleged police violence.
Australian groups back legal challenge on arms exports to Israel
Human rights, humanitarian, and grassroots community organizations across Australia have voiced their support for a legal application filed in the Federal Court. The application, brought
Dean Taylor Discusses Key Values in New Interview
Dean Scott Taylor Discusses Global Engagement and the African Diaspora In a recent interview on Diaspora Spotlight, Scott Taylor, Dean of the Pardee School of
Arab Parliament Warns Palestinian Prisoner Executions Risk Justice
The Arab Parliament initiated an international campaign to address a recently approved Israeli law concerning Palestinian prisoners. The campaign spans parliamentary, human rights, and international
Traditional Leader Apologizes After South Africa Unrest
Solomon Ogbonna Eziko has issued a public apology regarding an event in KuGompo, South Africa, that sparked diplomatic concerns and protests. Eziko stated he was
CSW Session Highlights Ongoing Global Rights Concerns
The United Nations’ annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) concluded in New York this month amidst growing strain on the international legal order
Teoh Beng Hock’s sister to present justice campaign at UN
The family of Teoh Beng Hock is pursuing accountability for his death by bringing the case before the United Nations Human Rights Council. This action