Justice and Human Rights Archives - Page 10 of 12

A Facebook messenger app allows people to record their interactions with police and include their own age, race and gender,

Across the United States, tech platforms and organizations are developing ways to use data in a way that decreases police

In New Mexico, the Peer Education Project is giving incarcerated individuals the opportunity to teach their peers. The program –

With human injustices affecting people on the streets around the world, camera phones have become important tools to document crimes.

Some groups are making strides at ending child marriage and female genital mutilation, practices that are common and yet dangerous.

There is nothing more difficult than changing entrenched cultural practices, especially those as shrouded in taboos as female genital cutting.

Many people who practice Female Genital Mutilation (FMG) consider it a private, cultural issue. The procedure, which is performed on

In many parts of the world, not owning one’s own land is more directly correlated to poverty than other factors

Finally, the right to own land in their own name has begun to change the way thousands of very poor

Fundación Paraguaya is helping drastically redefine the way that poverty is identified, defined, and addressed in order to aid their