Explore the history behind the Church of England slavery fund, its links to colonial profits, Codrington Estates, and modern Project Spire repair efforts.

As Mississippi seals the autopsy of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, civil rights attorneys and independent investigators demand answers in his mysterious death.

Explore the history and political fight over felony voting rights restoration in Virginia, from Reconstruction-era laws to recent executive actions.

As the African Court on Human Rights marks 20 years, civil society warns of shrinking direct access for citizens and non-compliance by member states.

Muscogee Creek Freedmen take their battle to federal court, demanding enforcement of the Treaty of 1866 and full tribal citizenship rights.

A federal class-action lawsuit challenges the Chicago Police Department over systemic racial profiling and pretextual traffic stops of Black and Latino drivers.

Discover why nearly 1.3 million Sudanese refugees in Chadian camps face severe water shortages due to conflict, climate issues, and underfunded global aid.

An analysis of the 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak, contrasting Uganda’s containment success with the mounting crisis and trust deficits in DR Congo.

An in-depth look at the economic crises, apartheid legacy, and structural inequalities driving targeted anti-Black xenophobia in South Africa.

Haitian TPS has officially expired, leaving 350,000 immigrants in limbo, disrupting families, the workforce, and local economies across the United States.

Mass protests erupt in the DRC over fears President Félix Tshisekedi is altering the constitution to extend his presidential term limits.

Community members and civil rights advocates in Sikeston, Missouri, held a public mobilization following the death of Lloyd Gilmore in police custody.

Civil rights coalitions mobilized against a federal proposal to dismantle longstanding employer demographic reporting requirements (EEO-1 data).

Learn how African diaspora leaders, governments, and legal frameworks are uniting to combat modern human trafficking, cyber slavery, and migrant exploitation.

Explore the push for water security reforms in the Pan-African Parliament and the struggle between water as a human right and privatization.

Federal civil rights probes target medical school admissions, threatening diversity goals, affirmative action, and efforts to reduce healthcare disparities.

The US Department of Education has ended Title VI disparate impact regulations, halting federal reviews of racially imbalanced policies in public schools.

The ACLU accuses Alameda County DA Ursula Jones Dickson of covering up historical racial misconduct in capital cases to block Racial Justice Act remedies.

Explore the legal battle of the Uhuru 3 and how the FBI's foreign agent charges continue a long history of targeting radical Black political dissent.

Explore the tragic sinking of Guyana's MV Barima, an overloaded colonial-era ferry, and how infrastructure neglect led to a deadly maritime disaster.