Surveillance, monitoring, and control have been used historically and continue to be used currently under the guise of protection and security, but, as professor Hannah Zeavin explained, “[C]are is a ...

Cameroon's informal waste collection workers have come to play a crucial role in supplementing the country's official waste ...

In her vote, Justice Cármen Lúcia stated this case “pulses a Brazil that hurts, and it is almost an encounter between Brazil ...

Should the court rule that violations did indeed happen, it would nullify all decisions taken by the party's current leadership since the congress.

Despite having battled many life-threatening situations, Afghans still haven’t entered the safe and stable future they had hoped for.

Since 2004, a prominent US family has made millions through the sale of carbon credits in the DRC. Meanwhile, the community ...

Dismissing the anti-Chinese sentiments as lies and manipulation is an oversimplification of the complex and changing ...

Palestine shows us statelessness is no anomaly, but the face of colonial violence sustained by borders, bureaucracy, and ...

"My photography is an effort to show the beautiful side of people, how we’re all similar, and that each person should be ...

"...it became clear as events unfolded, especially in Melbourne and Sydney, that the terms “anti-immigration” and “March for ...

In parts of the world, being a girl still comes with one of the most brutal rites imaginable: Female genital mutilation. This practice remains deeply rooted and widely practiced.

Nigeria generates only about 4,000 to 5,000 megawatts of power on most days for its over 200 million citizens — just over half of the country’s estimated demand.