When this habit of linguistic flattening reaches Southwest Asia and North Africa, it produces the “Arab world”—an imagined, ...

Russia’s prosecution of Satanism shows how authoritarian regimes abuse anti-extremism legislation to suppress diversity and ...

In South Africa, apartheid-era divisions still shape young people’s mobility and access to the city. In South Africa, the right to the city is indivisible from the right of systemically marginalized ...

In Africa, pro bono legal work struggles to fill a crucial gap between limited legal aid systems and demand for representation. Access to legal representation is essential to the realization of human ...

Liz Mount is an assistant professor of practice at Texas Tech University. Her research examines how feminist and LGBTQ+ civil society organizations in India and at the UN Commission on the Status of ...

In Ecuador, a country known for its biodiversity and agricultural production, is a story that reveals the profound impacts of global supply chains: the Furukawa Plantations C.A. case. This case has ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. Many human rights communities feel skeptical about emerging technology. This caution is grounded in a commitment to ...

What the Inter-American Court’s recent advisory opinion tells us about the past, present, and future of climate change policy and litigation Your browser does not ...

Your browser does not support the audio element. Human rights obligations do not apply to national governments alone. There are dozens of self-identified “human ...

The ecological crisis is not the reflection of a human-centered mindset, but the outcome of deeply unequal power relations within human societies. I often encounter a narrative advanced by rights of ...