Toward effective policing in the United States
By Osy Ekwueme In the 2000 years since the Roman poet Juvenal first asked the question “who guards the guardians?” the debate over regulation and oversight of civilian law enforcement…
Police Reform in America and Matters Arising
By Osmund Agbo Watching the television footage of hordes of Buffalo police officers file past the 75-year old Martin Gugino, lying on the floor face down and bleeding from his…
Journalism in Philippines suffers major setback in blow to press freedom
A court ruling against the Philippine journalist Maria Ressa illustrates the erosion of democratic norms, the corruption of institutions, and the compromises of decision makers. By Sheila Coronel In a…
Blackness: A pre-existing condition in the United States?
By Christabel Unobe With the recent murder of Ahmaud Arbery, black families are once more confronted with having a conversation about blackness and decorum within a racially divided nation. When…
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