How can community-driven justice movements change the way we respond to Human rights crises? Read some case studies from during this current global pandemic in my new article published now!
"Legal Empowerment Approaches in the Context of COVID-19" by our own @SuktiDhital and @TWaltonAdvocate is now live in a special COVID-19 issue of the Journal of Human Rights. Limited time free access available through @tandfonline:
https://t.co/nzi7d0jMLE
Sometimes FPAR does not end in a report. Visiting survivors of Cyclone Idai whose research led to organizing feminist circles for healing as an initial response to address problematic and divisive relief schemes imposed by international NGOs.
“Before starting FPAR, you must first know yourself - who you are” - wisdom shared by Myness Musaamba from the community at Odzi during a day filled with conversations exploring strategies and ethics of feminist participatory action research (FPAR).
At #HRC51, the Human Rights Council has appointed Ms. Margaret Satterthwaite of the United States of America as the new Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers.
1. This will be a thread of corporations that plastered their social media accounts with rainbows for Pride Month
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How much those corporations donated to anti-LGBTQ politicians since 2021
Follow along if interested.
As an ex prosecutor from Uvalde, I can say based on my past interactions with Uvalde PD, you will never know the truth about what went down in that school until every inch of video tape is released to the press.
Laws that stop families from getting the legal advice they need are a human rights injustice. New op-ed today in @NYDailyNews w/ @SuktiDhital , ED of @NYUBernstein Center for Human Rights, & @MrDevonSimmons, Director of Columbia Paralegal Pathways Program.
https://t.co/BPCJV2C3fq
Bernstein Institute ED @SuktiDhital , @MrDevonSimmons, and @RPavuluri challenge the "the monopoly lawyers have over the legal system" in their new piece out now in the @NYDailyNews . UPL is a human rights violation!
https://t.co/QAVdybOsTK
How can low-budget community justice campaigns leverage regulatory complaints and comments?
.@annakasradze shares takeaways from the Critical Legal Empowerment conference hosted by @NYUBernstein & @nyulawreview with @GlobalNamati.
https://t.co/t7kpH7R5fY
"Carefully orchestrated comment and complaint campaigns can be a powerful, low-risk tool at communities’ disposal...organizers & lawyers convened by the #CriticalLE conference provide important insight into how to get the most out of them." @annakasradze https://t.co/E6vQFXnOLT
The Legal Empowerment and Advocacy Hub (LEAH) & Zealous lead the Criminal Injustice Critical Action Workshop on abolition, restorative justice, jailhouse lawyering, participatory defense, antiracism. Join the #CriticalLE conversation.
Join us for our symposium with NYU Law Review on Critical Legal Empowerment: Strategies for Community Built Justice Feb 24-25! Learn more about #CriticalLE at https://t.co/3bHdI0GYrx
What would a legal system by the people/for the people look like? Join the conversation as leaders and visionaries from across the country converge on #CriticalLE to discuss the future of community led justice and the challenges we must collectively overcome to get there...
Watched @PrayAwayFilm last night. Glad I had ten years of real therapy and medication between my own traumatic ex-gay years and watching such a poignant reflection on that toxic movement. Excellently done, it’s a must watch.
Wow @MTNza @MTNSwaziland This action shutting down access to the internet was unlawful and violates your own policies. This apology is inadequate. Your subscribers require a detailed explanation of what happened and plans to ensure this does not happen again