Following a national pattern, Brasília concentrates green spaces in the most affluent areas

Can a democracy exist without the right to disagree?

U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration uses the term ‘domestic terrorism’ to discredit protesters

‘People do not have the assurance that they will get justice.’

‘Government, say something...we need justice, we need security...hunger is killing us’

As tech companies have gained nearly unchecked power around the world, they are now intrinsically linked to authoritarian states

Young activists are reshaping protest into something accessible, individual, and nonhierarchical

Once the state identifies an area, it must also ask, ‘What else is known about [it]?’

After the election of new government, how much have the state's structures and institutions actually changed?

‘Bad Students’ led protests calling for democratic reforms in 2020

Protesters are demanding development, jobs and dignity, the same slogans that drove the 2011 revolution

Push-in attempts by BSF stretch across Bangladesh’s land border, hitting all four edges of the map

Orbán’s machine seemed invincible — until a grassroots movement cracked the psychological trap of fear

All Togolese people are being affected by the country’s economic and political crisis

Serrano’s return puts Ecuador’s justice system and rule of law under renewed scrutiny

From “Indigenous” to achieving citizenship, the story of resistance, transformation, and rights in Mozambique.

‘There can be no legitimate development when its realization depends on the destruction of what sustain a people’s existence’

Criminal charges were filed this month against activists for organizing ‘illegal assemblies’ in 2024 and 2025

The protests of the CJP offer both a warning and grounds for democratic optimism

There is an urgent need for more Indigenous individuals to collaborate before the few individual leaders burn out

Enslaved people united to resist colonial rule