"Segregating prisoners on the basis of caste would reinforce caste differences or animosity that ought to be prevented at the ...

"Segregating prisoners on the basis of caste would reinforce caste differences or animosity that ought to be prevented at the ...

An investigative journalist based in Mexico, Alejandra Crail is a member of the Investigative and Data Journalistic Unit of Mexican newspaper El Universal. She has specialized in covering corruption, ...

This five-part series chronicles the discriminations they have faced, the battles they have waged, and the solutions they have crafted. At the heart of the fishing industry is the invisible labour of ...

This project documents human and natural life along the Euphrates and Tigris rivers, highlighting worsening ecological imbalances due to climate change and pollution. It aims to depict the impact of ...

In India, 1.6 million women, mostly from oppressed castes, identify as fisherwomen. Yet, in government policies and within fishing communities, the role of women remains largely unacknowledged.

Journalist Rachel Shin traveled to Atlanta to report on the rise of Georgia's Asian American electorate since the devastating 2021 Atlanta shootings and the anti-Asian hate era during the COVID-19 ...

The fate of the Amazon rainforest has mobilized the world. Yet 3 of every 4 Amazonians are urban... Macapá, on the bank of the Amazon River, has seen its population grow fivefold since 1970. Image by ...

A closely watched state House race underscores how the fastest growing racial group, unpredictable in their political leanings, can reshuffle the dynamic in the battleground state. Michelle Kang had ...

Rachel Shin is a freelance writer reporting from Georgia. She originally hails from Pennsylvania.

Small-scale fishermen in the remote corners of Indonesia face various challenges, including Umar, who lives in Apara Village and relies on the sea for his livelihood. Recently, he has had to travel 8 ...