We are shattered': Afro-Ecuadorians mourn four boys found dead after encounter with military
The tragic fate of four Afro-Ecuadorian boys highlights issues of violence, neglect, and systemic injustice faced by marginalized communities in Ecuador.
Guantanamo at 23: What's next for the lawless' detention facility?
Advocates urge Biden to release remaining Gitmo detainees and provide justice before he leaves office.
The pope is right about Israel and Gaza. This is cruelty, not war
Pope Francis speaks out against injustice, demonstrating solidarity with Palestinians suffering from ongoing violence.
A living hero': Philippines welcomes back death row survivor Mary Jane Veloso
Mary Jane Veloso's return to the Philippines after 14 years on death row symbolizes hope and justice for many families facing similar struggles.
Zeynep Tufekci's Two Blind Spots Cross at DOGE - emptywheel
Tufekci criticizes the celebration of violence on social media, connecting it to historical inequalities and questioning political will for reform.
Cambridge University urged to apologise over jailing of thousands of evil' women without evidence or trial
Cambridge University historically abused its power to imprison women without trial, branding them as immoral despite no legal wrongdoing.
Review: Two new books raise big concerns about innocent men in U.S. prisons
The criminal justice system often wrongfully convicts innocent individuals, leading to devastating consequences.
DA Katz dismisses convictions of 46 defendants following perjury plea by former NYPD Detective - QNS
District Attorney Melinda Katz petitioned to vacate 46 convictions involving a detective convicted of perjury, leading to case dismissals and seeking justice for impacted individuals.
Judge vacates conviction of man whose identity was stolen in 'Kafkaesque' case
A man's wrongful conviction was vacated after his real identity thief pleaded guilty, showcasing a Kafkaesque situation in the criminal justice system.
Review: Two new books raise big concerns about innocent men in U.S. prisons
The criminal justice system often wrongfully convicts innocent individuals, leading to devastating consequences.
DA Katz dismisses convictions of 46 defendants following perjury plea by former NYPD Detective - QNS
District Attorney Melinda Katz petitioned to vacate 46 convictions involving a detective convicted of perjury, leading to case dismissals and seeking justice for impacted individuals.
Judge vacates conviction of man whose identity was stolen in 'Kafkaesque' case
A man's wrongful conviction was vacated after his real identity thief pleaded guilty, showcasing a Kafkaesque situation in the criminal justice system.
Child rapist ex-cop's 10-weekend US jail sentence called epitome of injustice'
The sentence given to the former police officer for raping a minor is viewed as grossly unjust and a threat to child safety.
I loved her': California man exonerated after 20 years in prison for mistress' murder takes witness stand against accused killers
Horace Roberts Jr. faced injustice with wrongful imprisonment, exonerated by DNA evidence after 20 years, suing for negligence in evidence handling and testifying against the real murderers.
Paul Foot: A Life in Politics by Margaret Renn review revolutionary intellect or posh trot?
Paul Foot was a dedicated socialist journalist who vehemently opposed passivity and investigated injustices committed by governments.
The Navy exonerates 256 Black sailors unjustly punished over 1944 WWII port explosion
The U.S. Navy exonerated 256 Black sailors who faced injustice post-1944 explosion at Port Chicago.
Exonerated: Bay Area leaders react after Navy clears Black sailors convicted in World War II Port Chicago explosion
Black sailors charged with mutiny in 1944 after explosion now exonerated by Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro after 80 years, acknowledging injustice and systemic issues.
How could my mother leave her baby and then kill herself?': author Maria Grazia Calandrone's quest for answers
The book 'Your Little Matter' explores the story of Maria Grazia Calandrone's birth mother, shedding light on the tragic events and the journey of self-discovery.
Lawsuit says American Airlines kicked 8 Black men off plane, citing body odor
Three Black men sued American Airlines for racial discrimination after being removed from a flight due to body odor complaints.
Ex-Post Office boss booed by subpostmasters for saying cases bored her
Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells faced backlash for dismissing subpostmasters' injustice as hype and human interest.
Police Tackle and Arrest Anti-Trump Protester Outside Courthouse
Police arrested anti-Trump demonstrator Payne Daniel outside the courthouse. He linked his protest to Trump's past actions, symbolizing ongoing social issues and dissent.
District attorney 'humbled by my own stupidity' after failing to stop for police, calling officer name
District attorney's apology after failing to stop for police and verbally abusing officer highlights a misuse of authority and privilege.
White and Black Women Archetypes - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The discussion highlights the importance of Black women leaders navigating shared experiences of harm and dismantling injustice.
Windrush scandal victim dies months after quitting UK for fresh start' in Jamaica
Anthony Williams, a Windrush scandal victim, died from cancer in Jamaica after suffering injustice in the UK. His friends seek support for his funeral.
Post Office inquiry: Tory peer says Labour dodged concerns over Horizon for 15 years
Lord Arbuthnot raised concerns to the Labour government about the Post Office scandal 15 years ago, but his plea was ignored.
The Labour government dismissed the responsibility over the faulty Horizon IT system scandal, indicating it was a matter for the Post Office.
Briton and French wife face 11,000 Brexit visa bill to return home to UK
British man with Parkinson's disease and his wife, a French national, face post-Brexit immigration rules preventing them from returning to the UK.
The couple's decades of work and tax contributions in the UK were nullified by new immigration regulations requiring a five-year residency prior to Brexit.
New York City Set to Pay a Record $28 Million to Settle Rikers Island Suit
New York City agreed to pay over $28 million to settle a lawsuit regarding Nicholas Feliciano's severe brain damage at Rikers Island.
The settlement may become one of the largest pretrial awards for a single plaintiff in a civil rights case in NYC.
Home Office test scandal students to pitch Mr Bates-inspired TV drama
Overseas students wrongly accused of cheating by the Home Office are developing a television drama pitch to raise awareness about their experiences.
The students hope that by creating a drama, they can garner public attention and support for their fight against the Home Office's decision to cancel their visas.
The Pianist Upstairs
The poet Erica Funkhouser has a deep love for language and the natural world, but also recognizes the limitations of writing in capturing real brutality.
Despite her disillusionment, the power of art and music to engage with injustice should not be underestimated.
'Chain-Gang All-Stars' Author Talks Abolition, Sci-Fi in Oakland | KQED
In Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah's debut novel, incarcerated people fight in televised gladiator matches for a chance at freedom.
Chain-Gang All-Stars is a searing indictment of the American prison system and the public's complicity in injustice.
The story features two Black women in love who strive for connection despite their dehumanizing circumstances.
The Real Value of the Negro Leagues Can't Be Captured in Statistics
Negro Leagues players turned segregation injustice into empowerment.
What does the death of a jailed Jesuit priest say about India's democracy under Modi?
Advocacy for marginalized groups can lead to government retaliation, injustice, and imprisonment, as seen in the case of Reverend Stan Swamy in India.
Muslim Women Are Having Their Hijabs Torn Off by Police All Over America
Sumaya Hamadmad, an Ohio State University research scientist, was wrongfully arrested for 'criminal trespassing,' highlighting injustices faced by Muslim women during protests.