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Tougaloo College hosted a lecture Tuesday night featuring professor, author, and activist Angela Davis. The event, part of the school’s Voices for a Just World lecture series, explored themes of justice, freedom, and global solidarity. Connections Between Civil Rights and Global Human Rights Angela Davis’s lecture drew parallels between the civil rights movement in the […]
The International Criminal Court’s Deputy Prosecutor Nazhat Shameem Khan briefed the United Nations Security Council on January 19 regarding the ongoing investigation in Darfur, Sudan. The briefing was conducted remotely after Khan was denied a visa to appear in person in New York City, a decision linked to sanctions imposed by the Trump administration in […]
A coalition of human rights, environmental, and social justice organizations has condemned forced evictions carried out by the Lagos State Government in waterfront and informal communities. The groups allege these actions are systemic, illegal, and cruel. The coalition includes representatives from Makoko Waterfront community, Owode Motor Spare Parts Market, Ajegunle Peoples Movement (APM), Coalition of […]
The Open Society Justice Initiative, launched in 2003 as part of the Open Society Foundations, utilizes law to advance human rights, inclusive democracy, and international justice. Led by James A. Goldston since its inception, the initiative builds on the work of organizations like Human Rights Watch, aiming to combat government wrongdoing and corporate irresponsibility. Initiating […]
The African Foundation for Legal Aid (AFLA) is seeking interns to support its work in human rights and international justice. This internship provides an opportunity to gain practical experience in research, advocacy, and capacity-building within a professional setting. Overview The internship offers exposure to human rights law, international criminal proceedings, and strategic advocacy initiatives. Interns […]
On January 20, a Belgian court held a closed-door hearing to determine whether to pursue a criminal case against a former Belgian official. The case concerns his alleged involvement in the 1961 assassination of Patrice Émery Lumumba, the first democratically elected prime minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This follows the country’s independence from […]
AGNES Africa and Equal Right Organization are seeking applications for an Early Career Climate Fellow position. This fellowship provides an opportunity for early-career professionals to contribute to climate justice and equitable climate finance across Africa. About AGNES Africa The African Group of Negotiators Experts Support (AGNES) was established in 2015 to provide scientific expertise and […]
Pakistan is participating in the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, aiming to convey a message of economic revitalization, regional stability, and responsible governance. Simultaneously, the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement has raised allegations of human rights concerns, alleging that Pakistan violates basic freedoms. Timing of Allegations The timing of these allegations, coinciding with Pakistan’s international engagement, […]
Joyce Koech, a climate and environment justice activist from Kenya, is gaining recognition within African climate action circles for her involvement in global and regional climate initiatives. Her work focuses on climate justice, mangrove conservation, and empowering vulnerable communities. Mangrove Conservation and Community Empowerment Koech co-founded Blue Earth, a Mombasa-based organization led by women and […]
The international order is facing significant challenges following World War II, leading to questions about global interactions and the associated risks. Oleksandra Matviychuk, head of the Center for Civil Liberties and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, recently stated that the Greenland issue has gained prominence in global politics, sometimes overshadowing the situation in Ukraine. Matviychuk […]