2022

‘The human rights of the Maasai people are violated through involuntary assimilation and relocation’

20 years of the International Criminal Court

Two decades on, the ICC has proved its value although challenges remain

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

Rohingya refugees: still far from home

Struggle of the Rohingya people continues six years on from campaign of violence that made them refugees

‘Rohingya refugees want to go back home in peace’

CONFLICT | CRISIS

The four-day workweek: the future of work?

Thousands of UK workers join a six-month trial to test the viability of the four-day workweek

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

Colombia’s historic left turn

Gustavo Petro becomes country’s first leftist president, and Francia Márquez its first female and Afro-Colombian vice-president

Ecuador: protests over or only on hold?

Negotiations bring uneasy truce after more than two weeks of protests but divisions remain

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

‘People are tired of the long hegemony of political elites who are also economic elites’

Wanted: UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

The next High Commissioner must be a global rights champion who stands up to authoritarian states

GLOBAL GOVERNANCE

‘Failure to address torture of political prisoners should trigger a review of trade deals’