Small scale miners risk life and limb in Zimbabwe
Half a million people work as artisanal miners in Zimbabwe, where they face violence, theft and environmental harms.
As courts re-open, Britain’s renters must confront the power of landlords
The London Renters Union has sometimes said, provocatively, that ‘There’s no such thing as a good landlord.’
Indigenous and Afro-Brazilian lands are under greater threat in Brazil during COVID-19
The racist discourse of the Bolsonaro government together with the COVID-19 pandemic wreak havoc on Quilombola communities in the Amazon.
Venezuelan migrants in Latin America struggle to remain, and to return
Left with few options in pandemic lockdown, Venezuelan migrants are braving half a continent and dangerous conditions to return home.
Meet the artist embroidering Belarus’ protests
For Rufina Bazlova, if the revolution can't be live-tweeted, it must be embroidered instead.
Erdogan’s private police force: a new blow to Turkish democracy
The new strengthened neighborhood watchmen can further monitor and suppress Erdogan's political opponents under the pretext of public security and combating crimes.