Social Justice

A compilation of articles that explain what the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan means for India.

Improved data collection and reporting, appropriate protective gear, and better government policies can help address the problems of sanitation workers.

BOCW cards give construction workers a host of benefits. Here’s what can be done to ensure that workers can access these benefits.

In order to protect migrant workers in the informal sector from exploitation, we must ensure that they can access the justice system regardless of the location of their work.

Yashica Dutt, journalist and author of Coming out as Dalit, and Ashif Shaikh, Dalit activist and leader of Jan Sahas, have a conversation about caste-based violence and oppression, manual scavenging, dignity, the Black Lives Matter movement, and, what it means to be an ally in the fight against caste hierarchy.

Social inequities in Indian society are replicated inside its prisons.

Because resilience today has become an expected and standard response to distress, failure to achieve it implies that something is wrong with us.

Rhonda Magee on the role of self-care in movement building.

The acknowledgement that well-being and mental health are affected by casteism and patriarchy is often missing.

A look into how uranium mining impacts the lands, livelihoods, and health of Adivasi communities in Jharkhand.