social justice

Benin Bronzes on exhibit at the British Museum.
Arts
Germany plans to return looted Benin Bronzes to Nigeria. Will other countries follow suit?
Zimbabwean American singer, poet and activist Shungudzo says she finds an outlet for her activism through music.
Music
Artist Shungudzo feels an urgency to ‘use her words’ to fight against racism
Pakistani truck-art painter Haider Ali, 40, touches up a mural depicting George Floyd in Karachi, Pakistan, June 12, 2020.
Conflict & Justice
Black and South Asian communities find solidarity in fight against racism
On Othering to Belonging
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Dictator Francisco Franco stands in military apparel next to his wife at an event.
Conflict & Justice
From Franco’s ‘stolen babies’ to Nazi Germany, social services have a dark past — it’s time for a global reckoning
Hong Kong fans turn their backs during Chinese national anthem before the Hong Kong v Malaysia - AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers.
Global Politics
In China, ‘disrespecting’ the national anthem now gets you 15 days in jail
White nationalists carry torches on the grounds of the University of Virginia, on the eve of a planned Unite The Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, US August 11, 2017. Picture taken August 11, 2017.
Justice
Four things ordinary people can do to counter hate after Charlottesville
Tavis Smiley and Muhammad Ali speak during a TV interview.
Justice
Muhammad Ali helped Tavis Smiley reconnect with his own father
NYC dam protest
Justice
Key dam funders withdraw support after murders in Honduras
Phillipine police block protesters from marching within sight of Pope Francis' motorcade in Manila on January 15, 2015.
Justice
How the Philippines hid social justice issues from Pope Francis
Protesters took to the streets of midtown Manhattan and other American cities after a New York City grand jury decided not to charge white police officer Daniel Pantaleo whose chokehold contributed to the death of Eric Garner, an unarmed black man. The US
Justice
Despite South Africa’s successful black middle class, there’s still incredible tension between police and poor black communities
An anti-World Cup "Roman" takes a breather after hours of singing and dancing at a Rio carnival party.
Global Politics
At Rio’s carnival, as long as you’re dancing, why not make it a protest
An anti-World Cup "Roman" takes a breather after hours of singing and dancing at a Rio carnival party.
Global Politics
At Rio’s carnival, as long as you’re dancing, why not make it a protest
Shyima Hall at her home in Banning, California
Conflict & Justice
A 10-year-old Egyptian girl was taken to California — and lived as a slave
Dominican students
Global Politics
Dominicans argue over a court ruling that strips citizenship from many born in the country
A group of young Roma students goof off in the hallway of Šarišské Michaľany elementary school.
Development & Education
Roma kids are no longer separate and unequal, but integration doesn’t exactly make them feel welcomed
Thanksgiving Obamacare
Global Scan
Obama’s having trouble fitting his turkey into the oven this year
Environment
A Pacific islands man says climate change makes him a refugee from his home
Tariq Al Mubarak
Conflict & Justice
When women drive, Saudi Arabia arrests a man
Conflict & Justice
Ending the secret lives of being both gay and undocumented
Global Scan
As Washington careens toward shutdown, Saudi cleric tries to keep women from careening anywhere
Conflict & Justice
Volunteers keep watch, ease isolation of immigrant detainees
Conflict & Justice
Iraqi family tries to adjust to new life in U.S.
Conflict & Justice
Syrians worry Islamists will replace Assad and life will get worse
Conflict & Justice
Pakistani men try blind texts to find love
Conflict & Justice
Reported incidents of boy-on-boy sexual hazing on the rise
Conflict & Justice
Intelligence officials defend surveillance programs as a necessity in war on terror
Conflict & Justice
Deportation leaves family split apart, no one truly home
Conflict & Justice
Modern family takes on new dimension when it comes to structure, gender
Conflict & Justice
Obama administration drops objection to Plan B ruling
Conflict & Justice
George Zimmerman trial enters jury selection
Conflict & Justice
Silicon Valley’s immigrant janitors given chance to learn English at work
Conflict & Justice
States consider reforms to help domestic workers move out of shadows
Conflict & Justice
Ukraine’s Asgarda martial arts program recasts Amazon warrior women
Conflict & Justice
Undocumented immigrant caregiver tells story from inside invisible workforce
Conflict & Justice
Meat processing across the Midwest largely done by immigrants
Conflict & Justice
China’s hukou system puts migrant workers at severe economic disadvantage
Conflict & Justice
Ethnic Karen refugees from Myanmar find foothold in North Carolina
Conflict & Justice
Pakistani women have new tools to fight disfiguring acid attacks
Conflict & Justice
Some immigrant women, victims of domestic violence, afraid to seek help
Conflict & Justice
Grand jury will convene to consider more charges in Ohio rape case
Conflict & Justice
Congress holds hearing on changing how military handles sexual assault cases
Conflict & Justice
Refugees and undocumented immigrants find common ground on soccer pitch
Conflict & Justice
Panelists introduce high-tech prison reform at SXSW
Conflict & Justice
Osama bin Laden’s relative faces trial in U.S. despite criticism
Conflict & Justice
H-1B visas leave immigrant workers at disadvantage, while some critics fume
Conflict & Justice
On anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s death, activists looking for change
Conflict & Justice
One Billion Rising participants take opportunity to be heard, start dialogue about violence against women
Conflict & Justice
Retired U.S. Army soldier works tirelessly to bring family of Iraqi interpreter to America
Conflict & Justice
South African Olympian Oscar Pistorius charged with murder
Conflict & Justice
One Billion Rising aims to end violence against women
Conflict & Justice
Immigrant farmers making inroads in Midwestern agriculture
Conflict & Justice
Comprehensive immigration reform has run up against hurdles in the past
Conflict & Justice
Guantanamo pre-trial hearings begin for alleged masterminds of 9/11 attacks
Conflict & Justice
U.S. plans stepped up efforts to combat human trafficking
Conflict & Justice
Rape in India enhances awareness, leads to tough conversations in U.S.
Conflict & Justice
Trafficking of young girls in India a growing problem amid gender imbalance
Conflict & Justice
Brutal gang rape in Delhi sparks anger, but will it spark change?
Conflict & Justice
Delhi rape leads to discussions among Indian-American families
Conflict & Justice
Mexico faces problems of its own with undocumented people