In this final episode, we bring the discussion to a close and share our conclusions. Read by Ani Oganesian.

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In this episode, we dive into our conversations with community organisers, campaigners, and activists, who share their experiences with surveillance, identification, social protection, and more. Read by Andreas Reventlow.

In this episode, we dive into conversations with 40 community organisers, campaigners, and activists from 19 countries, who share their experiences of the challenges they face and the harms they endure in struggles for social protection, anti-racism, and free movement. Read by Dandara Silva.

In this episode, we dive into conversations with 40 community organisers, campaigners, and activists from 19 countries, who share their experiences of the challenges they face and the harms they endure in struggles for climate justice, access to justice, and policing. Read by Saranel Benjamin.

In this episode, we introduce the key findings and context of Revisiting Systemic (In)justices: Community reflections, before we dive deeper into thematic focus areas of the report. Read by Ani Oganesian.

Welcome to the first episode of the audio version of Revisiting Systemic (In)justices: Community Reflections. This episode introduces our organisation, the report, and its methodology. Read by Nani Jansen Reventlow.

This Guide for legal action is just the first of many resources we hope to produce on strategic litigation, and how it can be used by communities and movements fighting for justice. This episode explains how you can get in touch to provide feedback on our Community toolkit and the kinds of resources you would like us to create in the future. Read by Nani Jansen Reventlow and Noor Anwar.  

Strategic litigation can be undertaken by different individuals or entities, depending on the legal system. In this episode we look at who has the legal right to take a case to court. Read by Ali Awada and Noor Anwar.