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Law · August, 2026

Stories about Law from August, 2026

Haiti’s security crisis forces displacement and relocation

‘I am very grateful to be here and finally able to rest with dignity’

Written by Jude Pierre Louis

2 weeks ago

China’s new cotton law deepens control over Uyghur farmers’ land and labor

Uyghur farmers must transfer their labor and land to the state as China's cotton industry automates

Written by Asiye Uyghur

2 weeks ago

Amid political and economic pressure, Brazil sees a rise in land conflicts and the murders of Indigenous people

In 2025, 258 Indigenous people were killed in the country, according to Cimi (Missionary Indigenist Council)

Written by Fernanda Canofre

3 weeks ago

The invisible crisis that strips people of citizenship

Citizenship is easy to take for granted when you receive it automatically and never have to defend it

Written by Malka Older

3 weeks ago

The bleak picture of how Indigenous youth are treated in Australia’s justice system

Young Indigenous people continue to be ‘locked up at alarming rates and for alarming amounts of time’

Written by Kevin Rennie

11 August 2026

Citizenship in limbo: Why Assam’s Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) pathway struggled to gain traction

Despite government efforts to promote the new citizenship law, few eligible families in Assam have applied

Written by Karuna kumari Kandregula

1 August 2026

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Law · August, 2026

Stories about Law from August, 2026

Haiti’s security crisis forces displacement and relocation

China’s new cotton law deepens control over Uyghur farmers’ land and labor

Amid political and economic pressure, Brazil sees a rise in land conflicts and the murders of Indigenous people

The invisible crisis that strips people of citizenship

The bleak picture of how Indigenous youth are treated in Australia’s justice system

Citizenship in limbo: Why Assam’s Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) pathway struggled to gain traction

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