The Ohio police shooting of Michael Whitmer highlights police accountability, as bodycam evidence debunks self-defense claims, triggering reform calls.

Black women in rural Colombia drive community-led peace efforts advocating for justice amid rising conflict that threatens Afro-Colombian communities.

Cameroon’s humanitarian crisis, the world’s most neglected displacement emergency, affects 3.3 million people amid escalating conflict and inadequate global aid.

Climate justice in Africa necessitates legal routes like International Court of Justice (ICJ) and regional courts to address disproportionate climate impacts.

Imane Khelif’s gender eligibility controversy sparks debate over World Boxing’s mandatory sex testing policy, highlighting tensions around fairness, athlete dignity.

Mali’s Twin Attacks: Examining Sahel’s Conflict. GSIM’s coordinated assaults on Timbuktu and Boulkessi military bases killed 30+ soldiers.

The White South African Refugee Program fast-tracks Afrikaner resettlement in the U.S.

This article unpacks Critical Race Theory’s (CRT) origins, dispels misconceptions, and examines its impact on addressing systemic racism.

Escalating violence in Sudan’s Darfur region attacks UN aid convoys, deepening the humanitarian crisis and worsening the hunger crisis.

Hurricane Helene’s aftermath reveals challenges in FEMA aid for Black communities, as policy shifts reduce federal assistance and strain recovery efforts.