News overview

From 1 January 2023 Lucinda Jones joined the Erasmus University as the new University Librarian.

Practitioners and scholars of legal mobilization face the question of who they are mobilizing for and with whom. In this post, Jeff Handmaker seeks some answers

Rosalba Icaza and Sara Salem discuss issues of gender and sexuality, pluriversality, decolonial and feminist knowing, and the politics of decoloniality

Scholar-activists explore conversations within the evolving field of Feminist Political Ecology in the book 'Contours of Feminist Political Ecology'

The new Scholas Executive Committee has transitioned into office. In this interview, members share the values they prioritize, like student wellbeing, at ISS.

The ISS alumnus was recently sworn into office to assume his role as Attorney General

Hosted by the Wits School of Law, this session will provide information on the joint research programme, postgraduate offerings and exchange opportunities

Twelve years after the Egyptian Revolution, Egypt’s civil society has been all but nationalized. Ahmed El Assal and Amr Marzouk investigate why.

Bangladeshi empowerment programme aims to help marginalized communities access information. Read this post by Sujoy Dutta to find out how.

Jaffer Najar examines how Brahamical patriarchy and the close relation between prostitution and human trafficking moulds anti-trafficing policies in India