JUSTICE
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Cancer — Again
Democrats have long feared what the Supreme Court would look like without her.
Justice Served? Indians Are Divided Over Police Killing the Four Men Accused in the Hyderabad Rape-Murder Case
While some are cheering the police for giving the girl’s family swift justice, others are concerned that since the suspects hadn’t been proven guilty yet, they could potentially be innocent people being framed.
Here's Why People in Hong Kong Are Terrified of Being Extradited to China
Forced disappearances and reports of torture mark President Xi Jinping's justice record.
This Is What the U.S. Could Look Like When Our Coasts Are Under Water
Rising sea levels could be an opportunity for social change—or a dystopian hellscape.
The Defence of NXIVM Leader Accused of Seeking Sex Slave: He’s Not a Misogynist
A lawyer representing accused sex trafficker Keith Raniere floated a few questionable tropes of his own in closing arguments.
North Korea Reportedly Has Over 300 Public Execution Sites
A human rights group in South Korea found that offences ranging from stealing a cow to watching a South Korean TV show has got citizens killed.
These Law Students in Northern India Are Fighting For The Constitutional Right Of 4 Lakh Prisoners to Vote
“If one can contest for elections from within the prison, why can’t they vote too?"
An Indian Company Has Been Fined With Social Work For Parodying Hermès
Replacing the French giant's trademark logo with 'Herpes' will cost Impresario Entertainment mid-day meals and sanitary pads in Delhi's orphanages and foster care homes.
How the World's Prisons Look From Within
Photographer Jan Banning takes us into the prisons of Uganda, France, the US and Colombia.
How Chicago's mayoral race could upend the city's politics
Tuesday's historic election was catalyzed by a 2014 tragedy and the protest movement that followed.
The Violent Reality of Being Black and Queer
Death threats and physical violence, in record numbers, plague Black queer and non-queer people alike.
Why Robert Mueller has bribery experts on the team investigating Trump
“[Mueller] brought in expertise in the way these deals are arranged to look very innocuous,” says author David Montero