Interview: Scraping Together Pennies for a Loaf of Bread

UK Welfare Policy is Pushing Families into Hunger Crisis

UK: Welfare Cuts Mean Families Go Hungry

Government Policy Failings Exacerbate Food Poverty, Violate Right to Food

Tennessee has a problem with private probation companies. It hurts poor people.

The Private Probation Services Council, the body charged with overseeing private probation companies in the state, rarely exercises its power.

UK Government Has Changed Its Tune on Poverty

Parliament Debate Sees Government Climbdown on UN Poverty Expert’s Damning Findings

The UN is Right: Families in UK Are Going Hungry

UN Poverty Expert Exposes Human Toll of UK Government’s Welfare Changes

Rural Women and Girls Sidelined

Often Denied Equal Rights to Property, Inheritance

Interview: How Mothers Jailed in the US Lose Custody of Their Children

US: Devastating Impact of Jailing Mothers

Even Short Stays in Jail Can Cause Permanent Harm to Families

Construction Workers At Turkey’s New Airport Jailed For Protesting Work Conditions

Authorities Should Free Jailed Workers, Investigate Claims Of Unsafe Practices

California's New Money Bail Reform Won't Actually Reform an Unjust System

Misinformation Over South African Land Reform

Constitution Debate Aims to Secure Equitable and Just Expropriation Laws

Farmer-Herder Conflicts on the Rise in Africa

New York City Grants Prisoners Free Phone Calls

Problematic Revenue Sharing Agreement with City Will Also End

Interview: Drowning in Pesticides

Brazil’s Industrial Farmers Spray Dangerous Chemicals Near Schools, Villages