Law

Angola’s political and human rights activists are on trial, as Marc Herzog reports.

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Human rights could be undermined, reports Melanie Hargreaves.

Filed in: Brazil Law Terrorism

Why are women still having to campaign for the right to a harassment-free abortion? asks Rosa Ellis.

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Will British Home Secretary Theresa May’s inquiry end the culture of impunity? asks Dan Glazebrook.

Filed in: Equality Law Race Society

Beulah Devaney looks at the legal implications of a landmark case in the Netherlands.

Filed in: Climate Change Law Netherlands Politics

Stephen Reid makes the case for a life-changing trip.

Filed in: Drugs Law Society

14 years of fighting the ‘war on terror’ has left us all less secure, says Amit Singh.

Filed in: England Human Rights Law Politics United States

But the court’s decision has angered opponents to LGBT rights, as Moses Wasamu reports.

Filed in: Gay Rights Kenya Law

As former president Morsi is given the death penalty, Chalaine Chang considers what justice looks like in Egypt.

Filed in: Egypt Law Politics

Malaysian political cartoonist Zunar explains why he faces 43 years’ imprisonment simply for doing his job.

Filed in: Law Malaysia Media

Iris Gonzales on how Mary Jane Veloso’s dreams of a new job turned into a death sentence.

Filed in: Drugs Law Migration Philippines