Blood and Coal: The Deadly Cost of Fighting Mining in South Africa
Environmental activists in South Africa face systematic violence and assassination for opposing coal and iron mining projects that devastate Black communities.
Cobalt’s Dark Side: A Call for Justice in the DRC
Cobalt’s dark side reveals child labor in the DRC, highlighting the urgent need for justice in the mining industry.
Unmasking the Quiet War on Black Migrants
Trump’s immigration policies disproportionately target Black migrants, highlighting systemic racism in the U.S. immigration system.
Deportation to Third Countries: A Dangerous Ruling
The Supreme Court’s ruling on third-country deportations raises serious human rights concerns and impacts vulnerable migrants.
Unjust Climate Africa’s Legal Quest for Reparations
Climate justice in Africa necessitates legal routes like International Court of Justice (ICJ) and regional courts to address disproportionate climate impacts.
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