Justice
Women in the DRC are pushing for land rights, and curbing gender-based violence in the process
For centuries, male land inheritance in the DRC has stymied women’s access to their own livelihoods. In one region, women are pushing back
Democracy Justice Society World
‘I am not a typo’ campaign urges tech giants to correct their autocorrect systems in the name of inclusivity
The I Am Not A Typo campaign is calling on tech giants to ‘correct autocorrect’ in the name of equality
Democracy Justice Society UK
How man’s best friend is helping rehabilitate inmates in England
Prisoners in England are being taught to train assistance dogs, gaining qualifications so they can set up their own businesses upon release
Democracy Justice Lifestyle Society
‘A win for nature and those who love it’: the Dartmoor ruling – and why it matters
The overturning of a wild camping ban at an English beauty spot has given new momentum to land access campaigns
Environment Justice Lifestyle Society
Crime figures are in. The verdict? The world is getting safer
Traditional news outlets might have you believing otherwise, but the developed world is getting safer
Justice Politics Society
The plan to turn a notorious New York jail into a green energy hub
Promising to decarbonise New York while providing jobs for former inmates, the proposals bring new meaning to climate justice
Energy Environment Justice Society
