The European Commission publishes its Anti-Racism Action Plan

The UN Human Rights Council adopted resolution 43/1 after urgent debate on racial violence. It requested examination of systemic racism, law-enforcement violations against Africans and people of...

Mississippi's legislature passed a bill to remove the state flag bearing the Confederate battle emblem. The vote followed longstanding criticism and renewed pressure during the 2020 antiracist...

In a letter marking Congo's independence anniversary, King Philippe expressed deep regret for colonial violence, suffering and humiliation. He connected wounds of the past with continuing...

The Supreme Court held that Congress had not disestablished the Muscogee (Creek) reservation for purposes of the Major Crimes Act. The ruling required respect for a treaty-based legal commitment...

The Commitment March in Washington brought demands for racial justice to the anniversary of the 1963 march. Organizers connected police accountability with voting and political participation. The...

Atikamekw woman Joyce Echaquan died at Joliette hospital after recording degrading treatment by staff. Her death prompted community demands for safe, equitable healthcare. The subsequent campaign...

Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 3121, establishing a task force to study slavery's continuing effects and recommend reparations. The law translated reparations demands into a state inquiry covering...

Security forces fired on peaceful protesters at Lekki and Alausa during mobilization against police brutality. Amnesty International documented at least twelve deaths across the two locations. In a...

The councils of Manawan and the Atikamekw Nation submitted Joyce's Principle to the governments of Quebec and Canada. Developed after Joyce Echaquan's death, it demanded discrimination-free health and...

Security personnel killed João Alberto Silveira Freitas, a Black man, at a Carrefour store in Porto Alegre. The killing generated antiracist protest and demands for corporate accountability. It...