Recurring trauma New 30/07/2020 – by Arfa Khanum Sherwani, Hans Dembowski Feelings of aggravation The history of anti-Muslim violence in India Read
International Criminal Court New 29/07/2020 – by Darleen Seda Revisiting the peace versus justice debate Demands for criminal accountability can be an obstacle to peace Read
Nursing care and support New 23/07/2020 – by Almut Schnerring, Sascha Verlan A new intergenerational compact Once more, Covid-19 shows that care work is largely left to women – and that must change Read
Social psychology New 21/07/2020 – by Sheila Mysorekar Collective trauma Every crisis leaves deep scars in the memory of the affected society Read
Sexual violence New 14/07/2020 – by Rukamanee Maharjan Justice for the victims Nepal must urgently reform its sexual violence laws Read
Summer Special 08/07/2020 – by Aviva Freudmann A battle for the soul of Islam A feature film shows the threat of violent Islam coming to Senegal Read
UNDP 07/07/2020 – by Achim Steiner, Hans Dembowski “Governance is fundamental” UNDP chief explains how the concepts of “human development” and “sustainable development” are converging Read
Populist governance 30/06/2020 – by Jorge Soares Lying about Brazil’s forests Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro falsely says deforestation is not a problem Read
Climate crisis 18/06/2020 – by Syed Muhammad Abubakar Pakistan’s melting glaciers In Pakistan, meltwater from glaciers is causing devastating flash floods, and the dwindling of ice-shields affects the entire nation Read
Violent conflict 17/06/2020 – by Nandini Sundar, Hans Dembowski Livelihoods in danger A sociologist assess the background of guerrilla warfare in central India’s forests Read
Preserving forests 11/06/2020 – by Marianne Scholte Cutting the losses Deforestation in Indonesia has slowed considerably in recent years but more needs to be done to stop it entirely Read
