Civil Society

The below article is the first installment in a two-part series. Policies for energy service delivery have for too long been governed by a restrictive sense of the…

From 2001 to 2019, amid democratic governance, Peru achieved economic growth with equity. But in 2020, the pandemic exposed long-standing problems, especially limited investment in public goods and fragile social…

Mexican feminists have used the hashtag “la policía no me cuida, me cuidan mis amigas” (police do not protect me, my female friends do) to denounce and document sexual abuse…

In December 2020, legislators in Argentina made the historic decision to legalize abortion. While the executive branch of government promoted the initiative and the resulting policy change, this…

Many are familiar with hate speech as a form of hate propaganda. However, in an interview with GJIA, Professor Cherian George expounds how hate propaganda also manifests as…

To counter the pacific revolutionary mobilization that led to the demise of former president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, the remaining elements of the Algerian regime have implemented limited reforms under…

LGBTQ+ migrants are a particularly vulnerable subgroup of both the migrant and LGBTQ+ populations, especially in South Africa where they experience high levels of stigma and discrimination. This vulnerability may…

COVID-19 has unleashed geopolitical forces working to reposition supply chains within Asia. The Resilient Supply Chain Initiative between Japan, Australia, and India is spearheading the effort by incentivizing relocation. Several…

Safe and accessible reporting mechanisms provide a clear path forward for decreasing domestic violence, empowering women, and thereby, clearing a path for development. Without women who make up…

Because of a perceived existential threat to the Turkish state, the teaching of any language other than Turkish in the formal education system has historically been forbidden through…