The Human Rights Committee Reaffirms Why IHRL Works For Climate Litigation In The Torres Strait Islanders Case

The Human Rights Committee’s recent decision has a significant bearing for those advocating for international human rights law as a vehicle to advance climate justice.

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Juneteenth Must Be Marked With Action

It is unsurprising that Juneteenth has fallen victim to the same dishonest and performative “glossification” that has come to signify US Federal holidays.

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State Of Women’s Sexual Autonomy In India

In 2022, unfortunately, India remains one of 36 countries where it is not a crime for a man to rape a woman—so long as they are married.

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