Cesar Chavez, the Sinful Saint
A new portrait of labor leader Cesar Chavez portrays him as a visionary with tragic flaws and often insensitive tendencies, amid accusations of decades of sexual abuse against women and girls.
Deaths: Matriarch of the Sagi Jacu village was a symbol of resistance
Ivanira dos Santos da Silva, a matriarch of the Sagi Jacu village, became a symbol of indigenous resistance in Brazil as her community fights for land demarcation amidst real estate speculation and agribusiness threats.
The mistake of separating struggles
Activist Phumi Mtetwa began organizing politically at a young age during the fight against apartheid in South Africa and later played a crucial role in securing rights for the LGBTQIA+ community in the post-apartheid Constitution.
The collapse of the myth of César Chávez, the Latino icon accused of sexual abuse of minors
César Chávez, a prominent figure in the fight for Latino civil rights in the U.S., has recently been accused of sexually abusing minors, challenging his legacy.
FG condemns sexual assault at Delta community festival, orders arrests
The Nigerian government has condemned sexual assaults at a festival in Ozoro, Delta State, and has ordered arrests of the perpetrators.
The Right to Education at Stake
The Pirituba Subprefecture in São Paulo has closed a school on Indigenous land due to imminent collapse risk, highlighting long-standing safety issues and the impact on the community's cultural identity.
Procon Caruaru carries out action with free services in Caruaru, find out more
Procon Caruaru is hosting a free service event on March 23 to promote consumer rights during Consumer Month.
Artificial Intelligence Will Not Replace This Work. Social Workers Are an Untapped Resource in Strengthening Communities
Social workers are increasingly involved in political activism, advocating for various marginalized groups and shifting the focus of their work from individual aid to community-oriented support.
Stop raping women, netizens demand justice over assault claims at Delta community festival
Social media outrage has surged following reports of sexual assault against women during a festival in Ozoro, Delta State, Nigeria, with users demanding justice and accountability from authorities.
Olympians speak out against Iran's public execution of champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi
The execution of 19-year-old Iranian wrestler Saleh Mohammadi has drawn significant condemnation from the international sports community.
VIDEO: firefighter shot and killed community dog Abacate in Toledo, police say
A firefighter in Toledo, Brazil, has been identified as the person who shot and killed a community dog named Abacate, with the case now forwarded to the justice system.
A couple installed a gate in the middle of provincial route 12: what did the government of Chubut say
A couple installed a gate on provincial route 12 in Chubut, asserting the road is on private property, despite local outcry.
South Africa: We Have No Water and No Toilets, Families Tell Human Rights Commission
Residents of Centane, Eastern Cape, express their frustrations to the South African Human Rights Commission about serious water and sanitation failures affecting their community.
In the middle of the highway, she jumped from a moving truck but no one imagined what she was protecting: 'She risked everything for freedom'
A cow, deemed unfit for the dairy industry, escapes from a moving truck on a Buenos Aires highway, becoming an unlikely symbol of freedom.
Finnish PEN: Freedom of Speech Award to Janette Grönfors
The Finnish PEN has awarded its 2026 Freedom of Speech Prize to human rights activist Janette Grönfors for her work on behalf of the rights of the Romani community.
Lawmakers and community leaders react to ‘indefensible’ César Chávez sexual abuse allegations
Lawmakers and union leaders in the US reacted with shock to allegations of sexual abuse against labor organizer César Chávez, revealed in a recent investigation.
Abuse in Quilmes: she was walking down the street and a young man groped her
A woman in Quilmes, Argentina, was groped by a young man while walking in broad daylight, prompting local outrage and calls for the assailant's identification.
Resident confesses to throwing hot liquid on community dog sleeping in front of her house, defense says
Cacilda Ferreira de Almeida confessed to throwing hot liquid on a community dog named Johnny, which was sleeping at her door, prompting protests for justice from animal rights advocates in Goiânia.
The principal of the high school shaken by student protests speaks out: this is resistance to change
The principal of a Lithuanian high school, shaken by student protests, suggests that the unrest stems from resistance to change within the school community after her appointment.
Community Garden, Organic Production, Without Sanitation: How the 'Marielle Vive' Camp is in Valinhos
The Marielle Vive camp in Valinhos, Brazil, established in 2018, is home to approximately 800 people and focuses on organic food production through a central communal garden.
Equality will ask the Judiciary to prevent repeat offenders from evading jail with community service
The Ministry of Equality in Spain is advocating for stricter measures against repeat offenders of domestic violence, pushing for them to serve jail time instead of community service.
Councilman in SC defends killing loose dogs and says someone has to do a 'little job' during session; VIDEO
Councilman Osni Novack from Major Vieira, Brazil, controversially advocated for the killing of loose dogs during a council meeting, citing safety concerns after reports of dog attacks in the community.
Opinion: The world has a responsibility to protect Iranians from their terrorist regime
The article discusses the responsibility of the international community to protect Iranians from the actions of their government, asserting that inaction equates to complicity in human rights violations.
Resident Association Fights to the Last: 'If You Put Down Your Weapons, You've Lost the Battle'
An association in Copenhagen is staunchly opposing a municipal decision to turn a local site into a parking lot, despite construction efforts beginning.
Witnesses of Death: Details Revealed for the First Time about the al-Qabbo Massacre and Daraya Executions in Rural Damascus
A new investigation reveals the tragic history of mass graves and executions in Daraya, highlighting the community's efforts to document grave crimes during the Syrian conflict.
Africa: Reimagining Albinism Rights Advocacy
A community outreach program in Malawi aims to combat violence against people with albinism through awareness efforts but struggles with long-term impact and engagement.
Testimonies: At the height of horrifying abuse, settlers sexually assaulted a Palestinian in front of his family
Witnesses reported that settlers sexually assaulted a Palestinian man in front of his family during an attack on a community in northern Jordan Valley, also threatening other residents.
Ear Dog: Public Ministry opens inquiry to investigate the conduct of former police chief in the case
The Public Ministry of Santa Catarina has initiated an inquiry to investigate former police chief Ulisses Gabriel for suspected irregularities related to the death of a community dog named Orelha, which suffered abuse before its death.
In the decree 'Justice for Ear', Lula's government raises fines for animal abuse
The Brazilian government has implemented a decree significantly increasing fines for animal abuse cases, named 'Justice for Ear' after a specific incident involving a community dog.
Testimonies: Masked Settlers Invaded Community in North of the Jordan Valley, Attacked Residents and Stole Sheep
Masked settlers attacked the Palestinian community of Khirbet Humsa in northern Jordan Valley, injuring residents and stealing livestock.
Young migrant worker dies in industrial accident in Buan... Labor community demands thorough investigation
A young migrant worker died in an industrial accident in Buan, prompting calls from the labor union for a thorough investigation and preventive measures.
A community program reduces child marriage by more than 80% in northern Nigeria
A community program in northern Nigeria has successfully lowered child marriage rates by over 80% through education and local leader support.
Iranian Canadians join Jews in condemning Al Quds Day anti-Israel protests
Iranian Canadians and Jewish community leaders unite in condemning Al Quds Day protests in Canada, highlighting the distress caused by Iran's oppressive regime.
Attendant who received fake pizza order to report domestic violence says sensitivity was key
A woman made a fake pizza order to alert authorities about domestic violence, highlighting the critical role of sensitivity in such emergency responses.
Senegal's Parliament approves project that increases punishment for LGBT people in the country
Senegal's Parliament has approved a bill that significantly increases punishments for homosexual acts, making it the latest African country to impose stricter penalties on the LGBTQ+ community.
Senegal parliament doubles penalty for gay sex
Senegal's parliament has increased the maximum penalty for same-sex relations to 10 years in prison amid ongoing efforts to crack down on the LGBTQ community.
Senegal toughens the law against homosexuality: “We are in panic, with the slightest complaint that can point you out and come for you”
Senegal has strengthened its laws against homosexuality, imposing harsher penalties and increasing repression against the LGBTQ+ community amid rising homophobia.
Senegal passes law doubling penalty for same-sex relations to 10 years in prison
Senegal's parliament has enacted a law that increases the penalty for same-sex relations to 10 years in prison, heightening the crackdown on the LGBTQ community.
VIDEO: Community Cat Dies After Being Kicked and Thrown in Mossoró
A community cat died after being violently kicked and thrown by a man in Mossoró, Brazil, an incident captured on security cameras.
PSOL demands protection for trans women in investigation of center founded by Father Júlio
Federal deputy Erika Hilton and city councilor Amanda Paschoal have requested the São Paulo Public Ministry to consider the welfare of trans women affected by the closure of a community center.
Transgender... A 5-character acceptance speech [Han Chae-yun's Post-Rain Rainbow]
The article discusses the powerful acceptance speech of transgender musician Kira at the 23rd Korean Popular Music Awards, highlighting the ongoing struggles faced by the transgender community in South Korea.
Prison sentences for pair who attacked gay men hailed as sign of hope for Kenya’s LGBTQ+ community
A Kenyan court sentenced two individuals to 15 years in prison for violently robbing two gay men, a ruling celebrated by LGBTQ+ advocates as a hopeful sign for the community.
Film: Dancing through resistance in Belleville
The film 'Belleville Will Always See Us Dance' highlights the peaceful struggle of Afro-descendants in Paris’s Belleville neighbourhood during the Geneva International Film Festival.
British writers published an empty book. They protest against the use of their works by artificial intelligence
British authors have taken a stand by releasing a blank book to protest the use of their literary works by artificial intelligence.
Ghana: Ghana's Parliament Revives Dangerous Anti-LGBT Bill
Ghana's parliament has revived a harsh anti-LGBT bill that threatens the rights of the LGBTQ+ community.
IWD: Nasarawa raises the alarm over rising gender-based violence
On International Women's Day 2026, the Nasarawa State Government expressed alarm over increasing gender-based violence in the state and called for collective action.
Man is arrested by the PRF suspected of assaulting a woman in the Cipoal community, in Santarém
A man was arrested in Cipoal, Santarém, by the Federal Highway Police for allegedly assaulting a woman on International Women's Day.
Storm after Przemysław Czarnek's words. Ukrainian media thunder
Przemysław Czarnek, recently nominated as the PiS candidate for prime minister, faced backlash for his controversial comments about Ukraine and the LGBT community during a party convention in Kraków.
The Person Who Brings 'Light' to the Faces of Migrant Workers
Dohanna, a counselor for migrant workers in Korea, has dedicated 14 years to supporting foreign laborers through various challenges including wage disputes and legal issues.
From migrating to escape gender violence to weaving a network that saves other women: "We remember how valuable we are"
This article discusses Ángela's transformation from a migrant fleeing gender violence to a volunteer working with the Asociación Por Ti Mujer, supporting other women facing similar challenges.