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Justice Tag Archive

Policy Review: Mass Incarceration

by • 13th June 2020

Muslim Taseer's searing account of America's prison problem...

What does bad social media activism look like?

by • 11th June 2020

Rashida Campbell-Allen discusses #blackouttuesday and the shallowness of performative solidarity....

The white-washing of our curriculum – what more must be done?

by • 6th June 2020

Education is our most important tool for change, but what happens when the education you have been given has lead to you being uneducated in a society which systematically favours...

Weinstein’s legacy: the perpetuated myths surrounding sexual assault?

by • 18th February 2020

Earlier this month Weinstein’s lawyer, Donna Rotunno, made a shocking statement when asked if she had ever been sexually assaulted; Rotunno stated she had never been assaulted...

10 year forecast: social justice – will the job market ever be fair?

by • 4th December 2019

“It’s not who you know, it is what you know”.  In an ideal world the next ten years will see the opportunity for students to get jobs to be based not on their...

Appalling conditions in UK prisons continue to worsen

by • 18th February 2019

Joe Holloran & Elisabetta Pulcini examine the horendus conditions in UK prisons....

Justice – Woman

by • 5th December 2016

Jess Weisser reviews Justice's new album, Woman...

Electronic Blanket

by • 28th November 2016

Justice has finally been served, and it’s utterly delicious. That’s right folks – after four years of waiting, the legendary French electronica duo are back with...

A setback for justice

by • 24th October 2016

Ched Evans was found guilty of rape. After serving some of his sentence, he was granted a re-trial from which he walked free. How? His defence found a way to use the victim’s...

FemSoc ‘Reclaim The Night’

by • 30th November 2015

FemSoc and other supporters march through city centre to 'Reclaim the Night'...