Will Bonaire Climate Justice Finally End Centuries of Colonial Neglect?
Landmark court ruling finds the Netherlands discriminated against Bonaire over climate neglect, mandating urgent adaptation plans for the Caribbean island.
Why Lagos Makoko Housing Demolitions Spark Global Outcry
Residents of Makoko, the ‘Venice of Africa,’ face evictions and displacement as Lagos prioritizes elite real estate over the rights of its poorest citizens.
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Inside Alabama’s Fight Against Modern-Day Prison Slavery
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Sean Grayson’s 20-year sentence for killing Sonya Massey marks a turning point in Illinois police reform and the effort to end "wandering officer" misconduct.
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- Will Bonaire Climate Justice Finally End Centuries of Colonial Neglect? January 29, 2026Landmark court ruling finds the Netherlands discriminated against Bonaire over climate neglect, mandating urgent adaptation plans for the Caribbean island. The post Will Bonaire Climate Justice Finally End Centuries of Colonial Neglect? first appeared on African Elements.African Elements News Writer
- Why Lagos Makoko Housing Demolitions Spark Global Outcry January 29, 2026Residents of Makoko, the 'Venice of Africa,' face evictions and displacement as Lagos prioritizes elite real estate over the rights of its poorest citizens. The post Why Lagos Makoko Housing Demolitions Spark Global Outcry first appeared on African Elements.African Elements News Writer