As global debates over AI regulation intensify, South Asian states are already weaponizing vague cyber laws and deepfakes to ...

Moreover, in 1996, Pakistan ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, and ...

As currently conceived, the climate crisis's just transition ignores sanitation workers whose job prospects are restricted by ...

Young human rights advocates need substantive support and real influence on decision-making. My activism did not begin with an official title, a legal mandate, or a formal position in a human rights ...

Can we imagine a world that is more kind, more equal, more just? This question drove me to write my book When Bereft of Care: Equity, Justice and the Human Right to Health. In this book I seek to ...

Civil institutions that are reliable, accountable, and accessible are crucial to building confidence in government. Commentators often ascribe Latin America’s crisis of trust to problems of elections, ...

Sebastián León-Giraldo, PhD, is a research lead at Liga de Salud Trans and a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Government at Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia. He studies how people ...

Dr. Alyssa King is a tenured associate professor at Queen’s University Faculty of Law in Kingston, Ontario, where she studies comparative procedure, courts, and arbitration and teaches contracts, ...

Cristina Alejandra Estrella is an Argentine lawyer from the University of Buenos Aires and a civil-law notary from the University of Morón. She completed a postgraduate specialization in civil law at ...

Since January 2025, about 360 federal data collection surveys in the United States have removed at least one question about sexual orientation or gender identity. This followed an executive order ...

Courts are adopting tools and procedures that quietly put children's right to be heard at risk. Over the past decade, criminal and juvenile courts around the world have begun delegating a task once ...