The Listening Post
In the 1970s and 80s, the apartheid government funded a little-known film scheme aimed at black South Africans.
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Reporter's Notebook
by Rehad Desai
India elections 2019
by Saif Khalid
Civil Rights23 Apr 2019 19:53 GMT
Court’s conservative majority appears ready to OK question - a move rights groups say would result in an undercount.
LGBT22 Apr 2019 22:52 GMT
Cases will be argued in the autumn, with decisions likely by June 2020, during the presidential election campaign.
United States28 Mar 2019 21:45 GMT
Amid pressure, White House announces it is extending temporary protections for some 4,000 Liberians in US for a year.
Witness27 Mar 2019 08:02 GMT
A group of human rights defenders raise their voices against Europe's last dictatorship.
Crime20 Mar 2019 20:13 GMT
Why would someone confess to a crime they did not commit? We look at six cases of coerced confessions in the US.
United Kingdom14 Mar 2019 12:41 GMT
Ex-British soldier was charged for his part in killing of 13 civil rights marchers in Northern Ireland 47 years ago.
Witness13 Mar 2019 11:53 GMT
A lawyer and psychologist expose the interrogation techniques that make people confess to crimes they didn't commit.
United States09 Mar 2019 15:48 GMT
Top women’s football players sue the US Soccer Federation, claiming the organisation pays them less than male players.
US & Canada27 Feb 2019 00:07 GMT
The Voting Rights Advancement Act would help defend black and minority groups against voter suppression, Democrats say.
Zimbabwe25 Jan 2019 19:04 GMT
Fearful residents locking themselves in at night, with at least 12 killed in unrest as sexual assault reports emerge.
United States08 Jan 2019 20:41 GMT
US state voted in November to restore voting rights to most ex-convicts who have served all terms of their sentence.
Asia Pacific19 Nov 2018 10:03 GMT
Three leading campaigners on trial over their involvement in the 2014 Umbrella Movement calling for political reform.
Hong Kong19 Nov 2018 00:20 GMT
Critics say charges will further undermine Chinese territory's waning freedoms as Beijing tries to assert control.
Al Jazeera World14 Nov 2018 14:53 GMT
Fifty years on, questions about witness testimony, hidden evidence and the true identity of Kennedy's killer remain.
Racism17 Oct 2018 00:48 GMT
Tommie Smith, John Carlos were ridiculed after raising fists during 1968 Olympics. Fifty years on, they inspire others.
by Mark LeVine
by Lena Afridi
by Danielle Fuentes Morgan
by Aram Goudsouzian