Justice - Page 2

A man holding up a white poster with a red hand print that says stop genocide underneath.

United Church doubles down on justice for Palestine

by Leslie Sinclair

Proposals passed include denouncing Israel’s offensive in Gaza and endorsing a new antisemitism definition

People sit on the steps of a older brick church

Brampton threatens legal action against church supporting vulnerable residents

by Prarthana Pathak

Ontario municipality orders Regeneration Outreach Community and Grace United to address crime and other problems outside the church

A middle-aged white woman with brown hair in a purple t-shirt cries. Next to her is a little boy with brown hair and a black t-shirt

The toll of war is inescapable in Ukraine, but the country remains unbowed

by Gregg Brekke

Three and a half years after Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukrainians are weary but determined

Image of a bronze statue of a man dressed in a petticoat with curls. He is pointing down with his index finger on his left hand

Are controversial monuments making a comeback?

by Xavi Richer Vis

The return of John A. Macdonald’s statue in Toronto is part of a growing push to restore toppled historical figures

Readers respond to Canada’s plan to boost military spending

by Broadview Staff

After Mark Carney pledged to raise defence spending to five percent of GDP, we asked readers to weigh in

Four men and a woman stand in front of cows in a farm. There is feed on the ground and one man gestures to the cows

Inside Canada’s $33-million prison farm

by Leslie Sinclair

Critics say Joyceville Institution's industrial dairy exploits inmates

Illustration of prisoners working in a factory. They are faceless, wearing orange jumpsuits and working on sprockets

The vast hidden workforce of Canada’s prisons

by Leslie Sinclair

Inmates earn less than $7 a day. Is their labour rehabilitation or exploitation?

Side-by-side images: On the left, Paniz Vedavarz aged one with her family in Tehran, Iran in 2003. On the right, Ghazal Azizi reading a poem by Hafez during kindergarten.

Broadview’s interns have Iranian roots — and strong opinions on the recent U.S.-Israel attack

by Paniz Vedavarz and Ghazal Azizi

Ghazal Azizi and Paniz Vedavarz unpack pro-war propaganda and the push to “Make Iran Great Again”

A woman in a black shirt and grey sweater looks into the camera

This Cree-Métis lawyer is shaping law with trauma-informed practices

by Negin Nia

Myrna McCallum is a public speaker and podcast host advocating for a more compassionate community

How white evangelicals incite homophobia in Uganda

by Ayesha Habib

The East African country has one of the world’s most extreme anti-gay laws. Steven Kabuye nearly paid with his life.

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