My Justice
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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Felix Kimaru: Easy and accessible justice for Kenya’s transporters
Jobs are hard to come by in Kenya. The International Labour Organization puts the country’s unemployment rate at 26.21%. Many...
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Linda Alinda-Ikanza: Innovative access to employment rights in Uganda
Linda Alinda-Ikanza wants people to know their rights, particularly workers and employers. She developed the Nkola App to help fellow...
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Major General Anm Muniruzzaman: Climate change affects Bangladeshi livelihoods
Major General Anm Muniruzzaman is the Chairman of Global Military Advisory Council on Climate Change. He serves as the President...
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Awadalla Hamid Mohamed: Climate change accelerates conflict in Darfur
Awadalla Hamid Mohamed has a wealth of hard-won experience working in Darfur for the NGO Practical Action. He tells us...
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A call to action on climate change
In this video, Alexander Verbeek, founder of the Planetary Security Initiative which works on projects related to the impact of...
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William Pace: No, the ICC is not badly run
William R. Pace has been the face of the civil society’s backing of the International Criminal Court (ICC) since the...
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This justice innovation is giving illiterate workers a stake in the economy
South African lawyer Robert de Rooy understands the power of a simple idea. Seeing the difficulty that illiterate people have...
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How to fix Sierra Leone’s criminal justice system through tech innovation
A small start-up from Sierra Leone has won a prestigious award for its innovative approach to justice. Crime Sync collects data...
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