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Justice and rights

  1. Sahan Journal

    Minneapolis expects to fund up to 700 rental vouchers. Here’s how to enter the waitlist lottery

  2. NBC News

    South African jurist Navi Pillay was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.

  3. reuters.com

    A bestselling Hungarian newspaper that was shut down under Viktor Orban's government has relaunched online.

  4. Mongabay

    Crackdown reveals ‘industrial-scale’ wildlife and timber trafficking across Latin America

  5. Sahan Journal

    Supreme Court Denies Latest Challenge to Indian Child Welfare Act

  6. Mongabay

    Australia’s new eco police flexes muscles with major wildlife trafficking bust

  7. BBC

    Volunteers and more than 150 tradespeople rebuilt a deaf couple's unsafe Southampton home extension into an accessible house with visual alert systems, after the family had lost £72,000.

  8. Good News Network

    More Than 14,000 Derelict Explosives Cleared from Libyan City and Nearby Farmland

  9. Good News Digest

    A community in Australia won a legal ruling requiring coal export emissions to be accounted for, a precedent for climate litigation.

  10. Mongabay

    Can WarWilding defend Poland’s borders and save Europe’s last ancient forest?

  11. Mongabay

    International pledge to fund forest rights exceeds target, but direct funding remains low

  12. people.com

    More than 70 dogs were rescued from a dog meat farm in South Korea ahead of a nationwide ban on dog meat taking full effect in February 2027.

  13. Right Livelihood

    Rural Women's Assembly, a coalition of more than 178,000 small-scale farmers across 11 Southern African countries, won the 2026 Right Livelihood Award for advancing women's land rights and protecting Indigenous seeds.

  14. Mongabay

    International Whaling Commission rejects push to revive commercial whaling

  15. Agência PúblicaIn Portuguese

    Processo da Advocacia da União contra bets tem 14 empresas que passaram impunes por CPI

    Brazil's federal government sued 17 betting companies seeking at least R$2.6 billion to repay the public health system plus R$1 billion in collective moral damages over gambling addiction harms, citing a 140% rise in related SUS cases since 2018.

  16. Agência PúblicaIn Portuguese

    Por que a proibição das Bets é tão importante

    Brazil's President Lula signed a provisional measure banning online betting platforms, which researchers estimate cost the economy between R$90.9bn and R$141bn in 2025 alone.

  17. Good News Network

    Illinois Community Members Honored for Helping Save Woman in Submerged Vehicle (WATCH)

  18. Good News Network

    Virginia Becomes Latest State to Enact ‘Clean Slate’ Law, to Help Residents Move on from Minor Offenses

  19. The 19th

    In Georgia, two trans candidates believe voters are ready for them

  20. Global Voices

    Young people are bridging the climate divide for Oceania and the Caribbean

  21. cleveland.com

    Proposed Ohio legislation would require utilities to automatically credit customers after long or repeated power outages, including reimbursement for spoiled food and medicine.

  22. Sahan Journal

    St. Paul neighbors celebrate as Northern Iron ends production — and push for a say in what comes next

  23. Good Good Good

    Formerly incarcerated men try new approach to prison reform: 'We saw changes in guys in just nine weeks'

  24. Good News Network

    Fighting Wildfires from Prison, A New Law Gives Ex-Cons Route to California Fire Dept. Jobs on Release

  25. Agência PúblicaIn Portuguese

    O tempo das bets e a hora da luta: a perda familiar que não está em jogo no STF

    Brazil's government banned online betting platforms nationwide via a provisional measure, following advocacy by a mother whose son died by suicide after gambling losses, with 85% of Senate consultation voters backing the measure.

  26. Humane World for Animals

    Switzerland has banned the import and sale of fur, becoming the first country to enact such a ban.

  27. techspot.com

    A US judge ruled warrantless use of Flock license plate cameras for a drug search was unconstitutional mass surveillance and suppressed the resulting evidence.

  28. CalMatters

    California's governor signed seven laws requiring data centres to pay for electricity and water infrastructure, disclose water use and undergo environmental review.

  29. World Meteorological Organization

    The UN General Assembly unanimously adopted its first declaration on sea-level rise, with US backing, pledging stronger adaptation, early-warning cooperation and affirming continued statehood for threatened island nations.

  30. yahoo.com

    A US federal judge described the Flock automated license plate camera network as indiscriminate mass surveillance, a ruling that challenges its legality.

  31. hoodline.com

    Virginia began automatically sealing eligible old misdemeanor and non-conviction records without requiring a court petition, with about 415,000 residents expected to benefit.

  32. Right Livelihood

    Jalila Haider, Pakistan's first female Hazara lawyer, won the 2026 Right Livelihood Award after her firm handled over 7,000 cases and helped more than 600 activists regain freedom of movement.

  33. techspot.com

    A New York City rule requiring companies to let customers cancel subscriptions as easily as they sign up has taken effect.

  34. The Times of India

    Paul McCartney joined over 500 public figures, conservationists and Indigenous leaders in a global campaign urging the UN to ban trophy hunting of lions, elephants and rhinos, in a declaration developed with Jane Goodall.

  35. Good Good Good

    Cornell's Jane Doe dropped out of school. A student government member has a plan to keep others from the same fate

  36. itv.com

    The UK will prohibit airlines from charging parents extra fees to sit next to their children on flights.

  37. CalMatters

    New California reparations law requires companies to disclose past profits from slavery

  38. Long Story Short

    Virginia's Clean Slate Act took full effect on 1 October, automatically sealing eligible criminal records with no application, fee or hearing, affecting roughly 415,000 people.

  39. CalMatters

    Lyft to pay $272 million in record-breaking settlement over drivers’ compensation

  40. news.bloomberglaw.com

    California enacted a law banning employers from using AI systems to monitor workers' brain activity and emotions.