My Justice
Hope, fashion tips and death threats: What it’s like to stand for the empowerment of women in Libya
As Libya struggles in continued conflict, Hala Bugaighis, founder and Executive Director of Jusoor Center for Studies and Development, is...
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A British PR firm once tried to pay Dr Phil Clark to smear the ICC. Now he’s written the book that might just save the Court
Dr Phil Clark, of the SOAS University of London, has never been shy about speaking his mind about the International...
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JustFix.nyc: Justice for tenants in New York
Not all heroes wear capes. Not even in New York, perhaps the city most synonymous with caped crusaders. As the...
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How Haqdarshak is helping facilitate economic justice in India
A rising tide, John F Kennedy famously said, lifts all boats. With a population of more than 1.3 billion people...
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Hadi Marifat: ICC judges have shattered Afghan hopes for justice
Judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC) recently decided not to let the prosecutor open an investigation into war crimes...
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Tegla Loroupe: From world-beater to Peace Ambassador
Not many people can say they have held a World Record. Tegla Loroupe, the renowned long-distance track and road runner,...
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Polly Higgins: An Earth Lawyer makes her final stand
Polly Higgins is a lawyer with only one client, the Earth. "Earth lawyers are those who are engaging in new...
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Victor Ochen: Staring deeply into the abyss of war turned me into a peace activist
“If the problem is local let us also get local solutions,” affirms Ugandan human rights advocate and peacebuilder Victor Ochen....
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Celeste Hicks: Doing Justice to Habre’s victims’ stories
Three years ago, former Chadian president Hissène Habré was found guilty of rape sexual slavery and ordering the killings of...
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Alexa Koenig: Open Source Investigations “little pieces of evidence to say who may be responsible”
Alexa Koenig is the director of the Human Rights Center at University California Berkeley School of Law and a lecturer...
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Justice Hub is an online platform aimed at a worldwide audience of 18-35 year olds, especially in countries where people are looking for sustainable and innovative solutions to problems of justice, peace and security. Justice can feel too abstract, too often owned by experts. We make the conversations lively and accessible.
