AJ Impact
Days before his suicide, the sex offender placed more than half a billion dollars of assets in a trust to protect them.
REWIND
United States
The Listening Post
Witness12 May 2019 09:12 GMT
A grandmother enters an unfamiliar church to seek sanctuary in the US after being threatened with deportation.
Reporter's Notebook 10 May 2019 11:11 GMT
A filmmaker reflects on his life in activism, from growing up in exile to documenting the #FeesMustFall student movement.
India elections 201903 May 2019 10:03 GMT
As India holds elections, two leading editors question whether it is the one of the world's most successful democracies.
Witness01 May 2019 11:06 GMT
Student leaders in South Africa fight for free education in an extraordinary protest despite threats of police violence.
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.
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