In this Issue

Table of Contents

Justice Denied

Editor's Note: Criminal Injustice

Christopher Shay
pp. 1-2
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The Big Question: What legacies of colonialism prevent indigenous peoples from achieving justice?

Canada: Crime and Restorative Justice

Leena Minifie
pp. 3-4
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Kenya: Criminalizing Pastoralists

Kanyinke Sena
pp. 4-5
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Australia: Abiding Injustice

Ann Mcgrath
pp. 5-6
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Chile: Land Reclamation Is Not Terrorism

Juan Vargas Viancos, Laurel Jarombek
pp. 6-7
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The Standing of Trees: Why nature needs legal rights

Mari Margil
pp. 8-11
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Legalized Authoritarianism: How Egypt's lawmakers codify oppression

Mai El-Sadany
pp. 12-14
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Rape and The President: The remarkable trial and (partial) acquittal of Hissène Habré

Kim Thuy Seelinger
pp. 16-22
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Investing in Murder: Honduran farmers sue World Bank's lending arm for fueling land conflict

Lauren Carasik
pp. 24-30
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A Body Does Not Just Combust: Racism and the Law in Germany

Eddie Bruce-Jones
pp. 31-35
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Map Room: Fear Thy Neighbor: Crime and Xenophobia in Europe

pp. 36-37
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Dignity, Not Deadly Force: Why procedural justice matters for modern policing and democracy

Aziz Z. Huq
pp. 38-42
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"Please Don't Mind our Tattoos": Singapore's re-entry programs for the formerly incarcerated

Baz Dreisinger
pp. 43-54
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Anatomy: The World Behind Bars

pp. 56-57
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Conversation

"I Won't Be Silenced": A Conversation with Incarcerated Philippine Senator Leila De Lima

Sen. Leila De Lima
pp. 59-65
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Portfolio

Year One: A new start in Germany

Diàna Markosian, Milad Ahkabyar
pp. 67-81
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Features

Marching as to War: Trump's New Militarism

Karen J. Greenberg
pp. 83-86
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"My Heart is Always Scared": The simmering mental health crisis for rape victims in war

Skye Wheeler
pp. 87-90
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Brothers in Arms: Why Russian ultranationalists confronted their own government on the battlefields of Ukraine

Leonid Ragozin
pp. 91-98
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The New Berlin: Offbeat, disruptive, and imperiled

Paul Hockenos
pp. 99-108
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Aiding and Abetting: Why Western fundraising fails to stop the spread of AIDS

Ross Benes
pp. 109-114
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The End of Poverty in China: A tale of two villages

Josh Freedman
pp. 115-121
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Infographic: Justice Forgotten: The abuse of pretrial detention

p. 122
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