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Dr Nem Singh presents his research into the disproportionate costs borne by countries from the global south as producers of rare metals.

Acknowledging land-based social inequalities and redistributing land to benefit working people.

Does the killing of Falun Gong practitioners for organ harvesting for the Chinese Republic's medical institutions and thriving export market amount to genocide?

Can and should research 'bridge and gap' between research and society? Adinda Ceelen shares some key insights.

Dr Jeff Handmaker discusses the dwindling access to justice during the Sustainable Development Goals Action Day.

Human Trafficking |Community self-regulation of the sex industry: a bottom-up approach for fighting sex trafficking in India

2nd ISS PhD Alumni Association webinar on policy responses to environmental vulnerability, risk and resilience with a focus on Brazil and India.

Sand and gravel have been the fastest growing and the most volumetrically extracted material group in the 21st century. This article investigates why.

Mahardhika Sjamsoeoed Sadjad takes a closer look at Presidential Regulation #125 and its aim to improve the humanitarian response to refugees and asylum seekers

How anti-trafficking governance is getting it wrong: consequences of the differential treatment of migrant worker groups in the Netherlands