Indigenous Land Rights Win in Brazil Court
Should Indigenous land rights be limited to where someone lived on October 5th, 1988? Brazil’s high court says no, and we all win.
Should Indigenous land rights be limited to where someone lived on October 5th, 1988? Brazil’s high court says no, and we all win.
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New Mexico’s governor recently issued an emergency order declaring firearms a “public health emergency,” thereby restricting the rights of residents of certain counties to carry firearms on public property.
With mortgages north of 7%, rents on the rise, and abuse of the unhoused growing more socially acceptable, what’s the best endgame for the housing crisis?
An approach that considers the rights and responsibilities of all involved parties is essential to navigate this thorny issue successfully.
President Biden should meet with Pennsylvania-based family and call for the release of its detained members.
USCIS’s “Last In, First Out” policy and a backlog of more than 700,000 unheard asylum applications leaves asylum seekers in the U.S. in a state of permanent limbo, unable to move forward with their lives.
Protected & Served? 2022, led by Lambda Legal and Black and Pink National, surveyed more than 2,500 community members, including LGBTQ+ Latinx people, about their experiences with the criminal legal system.
Ultimately, social justice can only be achieved with the power of the law.
Racist practices are still commonplace in the housing market.