Is it us, or is everybody and their mother excited about the new Wicked movie coming out this November? Considering it’s one ...

They resist at the intersections of age, gender, land rights, climate justice ... and clothes to picking up a microphone at a protest to leading revolutions, these stories show us how girls ...

Justice for the girls, she says, would be conviction, juvenile imprisonment and rehabilitation. “Their families need to realize what these kids have done, and these kids need punishment.

There is a demand that trans people, especially trans women, just roll over and be silent. Be invisible. Or just don't be at all.

The Economic Justice and Rights Division works to build just economies based on respect for human rights. We investigate how the global economic system both drives inequality that undermines human ...

A shoplifter who changed his clothes in an attempt to avoid being caught out has been jailed. Joshua Beeston, 27, was captured on CCTV entering Tesco, in Staniland Way, Werrington, Peterborough ...

Black, Latine, Indigenous, and Pacific Islander students are three to six times more likely than white students to attend a high-poverty K-12 school, where students are more likely to be taught by ...

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court — and she's determined not to be the last. Jackson's new memoir, "Lovely One," which will be released Tuesday ...

Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (NOA) using AI narration. Not that long ago, in the summer of 2020, the moment seemed ripe for meaningful criminal-justice reform in America. Millions of ...

Washington — Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said she does not "have any problem" with an enforceable ethics code for the Supreme Court, as the nation's highest court continues to face questions ...

During her first year on the bench, she spoke more than any other justice in that same term — a marked departure from past justices who sometimes take years before becoming vocal. Now Jackson is ...

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said she supports the idea of “an enforceable code” of ethics for Supreme Court justices, at least as a general concept. Speaking in an interview ...