Tag: justice
Life after: Wrongful conviction
Seema Misra was pregnant when she was jailed for theft as part of the Post Office scandal. It took 11 years to prove her innocence
Society UK Wellbeing
The activists taking on England’s sewage-spilling water firms – and winning
Amid outcry about sewage being discharged on England’s beaches, grassroots campaigners are scoring notable wins against water companies
Conservation Environment Justice Society Wellbeing
What went right this week: India’s plastic ban, plus more positive news
India banned some plastics, Indigenous groups claimed a ‘historic’ win, and Sierra Leone move to boost reproductive rights, plus more
Environment Health Justice Science Society
The plan to create an orchard in every prison in England and Wales
A charity is working to ‘green’ the UK’s prisons using orchards, a project that is reaping rewards for inmates and the environment
Education Environment Justice Society
What went right this week: hope for the climate, plus more positive news
There was fresh hope for the climate, a ‘magic’ depression treatment showed promise, and a map revealed rewilding efforts, plus more
Conservation Environment Justice Society Wellbeing
Man whose mother killed his abusive father now works to tackle domestic abuse
When David Challen’s mother killed his abusive father, he launched a campaign to tackle coercive control – and has has some success
Justice Society Wellbeing
