Blog New 21/01/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Why sovereignty must be pooled Brexit proponents don’t want to assume human responsibility for global public goods Read
Planned parenthood New 14/01/2019 – by Humphrey Nkonde Contraceptives for minors Civil-society organisations in Zambia are trying to prevent unwanted pregnancies among schoolgirls Read
Disinformation New 07/01/2019 – by Ika Ningtyas Fighting false information To prevent conflicts during the upcoming elections, Indonesian journalists aim to fact-check online information Read
Internet 31/12/2018 – by Humphrey Nkonde Fighting child pornography In order to fight sexual abuse of children, internet users in Zambia can now report child sexual abuse imagery Read
Criminal justice 15/12/2018 – by Kai Ambos, Hans Dembowski Limited reach The ICC reduces perpetrators’ hope for impunity, but for people to come to terms with atrocious crimes, more must happen Read
Syria 06/12/2018 – by Dagmar Wolf Insights into a war-torn country Journalist lets the victims of the war in Syria tell their stories and the history of the country Read
Human trafficking 26/11/2018 – by Ibrahim Orèd'Ola Falola Deeply rooted slavery Although slavery is illegal, it still exists in many countries – Mauritania for example Read
Mexico 21/11/2018 – by Virginia Mercado Missing people Up to 35,000 people have “disappeared” in Mexico’s war on drugs Read
Change of government 20/11/2018 – by Virginia Mercado Restart needed Mexico’s new president has promised a new policy on security and drugs-related crime Read
Blog 19/11/2018 – by Hans Dembowski Amitav Ghosh assesses global warming from Asian perspective Why fiction writers shy away from climate change and policymakers are unlikely to solve the problem Read
Organised crime 18/11/2018 – by Steve Rolles, Hans Dembowski “Prohibition empowers gangs” Why the war on drugs is making SDG achievement more difficult Read
