He warns against reducing people to measurable outputs, predictive profiles or behavioural categories. Once technology becomes the standard by which human beings are judged, it…
Easter people cannot ask, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” because Jesus, on Good Friday, died for all, not just the chosen few. Our brothers’ situations in Sudan, Palestine and Iran…
Around the world, women continue to face structural barriers in accessing justice systems that are often expensive, complex, slow and, at times, retraumatising
The attempt to betray the mediator and trivialise the values of dialogue represents a moral collapse — not only for the region but for humanity at large
The 11th binational commission also saw a call for South Africa to shore up peace efforts on Sudan
Without addressing democratic backsliding, ongoing conflicts and the climate crisis, the pact risks becoming another set of unenforced promises
Women exhibit a radical resistance to the war within and the war experienced in their daily lives.
South Africa and Colombia attempted to deal with a violent past through telling truths about human rights violations – even if both processes faltered one some measures
Our reactions would be more positive if we understand that bullies act out as result of their own pain
The anniversary of King Goodwill Zwelithini’s death was on 12 March; he wished for his successor to bring peace and prosperity
If diplomatic efforts cannot avert further conflict between Ukraine and Russia, a dramatic shift in international relations could occur
The best way to honour Tutu’s legacy is to champion his values of unity, justice and compassion, as espoused in the charter to which he contributed
The country has been wracked by conflict between the government and separatists. Both sides need to work on finding a path forward. Here’s what they can do
To stand a chance of fixing our planet, we need a seismic cultural and spiritual transformation
Undoing what decades of structural violence does to a society takes more than ostentatious political moves
The privileged classes need to develop solidarity with those groups who have been marginalised.
World peace is deteriorating after six decades of gradual improvement since World World II, according to a new global security report.
The mining unions’ alleged tit-for-tat violence is being stoked by stillborn promises.
Zimbabwe will hold a three-day programme to promote peace, as political violence remains a problem despite the creation of a unity government.
