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BLM and the International Aid Community: A Reflective Essay by a Former Aid Worker From Japan

The current framing of the discussion makes me wonder: where do I find myself in the current race-focused discussion about the aid industry?

Debunking Legal Obstacles to Individual Criminal Accountability for Sexual Exploitation & Abuse

Are there insurmountable legal barriers to pursuing individual accountability for crimes of sexual exploitation in UN Peace Operations?

COVID-19’s Influence on Migrant Children’s Rights in Japan

The coronavirus pandemic is bringing out pre-existing inequalities between migrant and Japanese children. By Dinesh Prasad Joshi Ratala

Coronavirus Crisis and Refugees in Japan: Change Rules to Save Lives

The pandemic has raised serious concerns about the disproportionate impact on the most vulnerable members of the society. By Urara Furukawa