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Cursed Justice: Zambia's Witchcraft Trials and the Struggle for Evidence-Based Law
Why a high-profile case in Zambia risks setting a troubling precedent in modern judicial proceedings.
How RuWYEDA is Fighting Witchcraft Accusations in Northern Ghana: Giving Hope to the Accused
Read about how RuWYEDA is fighting witchcraft accusations in Northern Ghana and helping those accused to restore their lives.
From Healer’s Son to Policeman: Tracing My Journey Through Witchcraft, Policing, and Harmful Killings in Southern Africa
An amazing story of transformation from belief to understanding, in the first part in a series from one of our team members, Dr Keith Silika. Find out more about his incredible journey so far…
Global Advocates Against Harmful Practices Monthly Meetup - February Update
Global Advocates Against Harmful Practices Monthly Meetup - February Update
Safe Return of Cathy Nai: A Triumph for Community Unity and Care
Cathy Nai, a victim of sorcery accusation violence, returns home safely - a triumph for compassion and care.
Honoring the Past: Recap of the First Annual Remembrance Day for Connecticut’s Witch Trials Victims
Connecticut comes together for its first-ever Remembrance Day, honoring the legacy of the accused witches - a tale of memory, healing, and a quest for justice
In Memory of My Mother: A Survivor's Story of Loss and Resilience
The shame of my people - a daughter’s tribute to her mother.
A Tribute to Norman Nees Miller
It is with great sadness that we learnt of the passing of Norman Miller, a strong supporter of INAWARA, a lifelong advocate for those accused of witchcraft and victims of ritual attacks, and a friend to many.
What was shared and learnt at the Second International Conference on Witchcraft and Human Rights?
Observations by The Working Committee of the International Network Against Witch-Hunts
Peter & Grace Make A Difference
Anton Lutz
It began with a single conversation. I was at the police station, arguing with one officer after another about why they should go try to intervene and rescue a citizen of Papua New Guinea who was being tortured.