La 47ª edición de los Premios Letelier-Moffitt de Derechos Humanos tendrá lugar tanto en persona como en línea el 12 de octubre.
The 47th Annual Letelier-Moffitt Human Rights Awards will take place in person and online on October 12.
Organizaciones internacionales piden al gobierno salvadoreño que retire los cargos contra Defensores del Agua detenidos el 11 de enero [TEXTO EN ESPAÑOL ABAJO]
“The drug war has always been about the oppression and social control of people of color and minority groups.”
Prison gerrymandering inflates the political representation of districts that host prisons — without any say from the people inside them.
As Arizona’s push to revive Nazi-era gas executions shows, the death penalty is barbaric.
The next administration needs to address this crisis and the war on drugs driving it.
This July 4, let’s lay claim to the freedom and equality we’ve celebrated for centuries, but seldom practiced.
Prison infection rates are out of control. We must release more vulnerable and low-risk people now if we’re serious about public safety.
An interactive Black History Month people’s practicum deconstructing interconnections between law and political motivation; history and perception that will address reality and myths associated with representing and defending black people in the criminal justice system.
Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in America. But with over 2 million of us behind bars, has it really ended — or just transformed?
The president’s offer to pardon people unjustly behind bars is a welcome one. But he could do so, so much more.
The deaths of Alton Sterling and others show that black Americans rarely get justice.
A felony conviction may not always mean a lifetime jail sentence, but for most it means economic hardship and financial instability for life.
The National Forum on the Human Right to Housing to address, increasing laws and enforcement practices that punish people for activities such as sleeping or sitting down to survive.