Sculpt Design Co. 10/12/26 Sculpt Design Co. 10/12/26

Justice for Witches: Grant a Royal Pardon for historic British witches

Charlotte Meredith

Righting a historic wrong to protect women and marginalised voices today. Between 1542 and 1735, thousands were demonised and convicted without evidence. Parliament agrees the laws were wrong - now it’s time for full exoneration. Discover why this historic pardon matters for modern equality and how you can add your voice.

Sculpt Design Co. 9/4/26 Sculpt Design Co. 9/4/26

Beyond historical echoes: How global communities marked World Day Against Witch Hunts 2026

INAWARA

Find out how individuals, organisations and human rights advocates around the world honoured World Day Against Witch Hunts and found practical, constructive ways to protect human rights and spread awareness.

Sculpt Design Co. 9/1/26 Sculpt Design Co. 9/1/26

Sorcery accusation-related violence and the shadow of trauma: A compound threat to Bougainville’s peace

Dennis Kuiai

Sorcery may be a belief, but violence is a crime. Discover how Bougainville is responding to SARV and what its approach may mean for Melanesian societies.

Sculpt Design Co. 8/12/26 Sculpt Design Co. 8/12/26

Beyond the sensationalism: The realities of asylum claims for witchcraft accusations

Marissa Brinkley

This post breaks down the systemic hurdles survivors of witchcraft accusations face when seeking asylum in Canada. It further looks at the legal strategies that help their claims succeed.

Sculpt Design Co. 7/27/26 Sculpt Design Co. 7/27/26

10th August - World Day Against Witch Hunts: Why It’s More Than Just History

INAWARA

The phrase ‘witch hunt’ conjures up thoughts of the past but the reality is that witch hunts are still very much a daily phenomenon. This post discusses the importance of annual recognition of the need to end witch-hunting.

Sculpt Design Co. 7/1/26 Sculpt Design Co. 7/1/26

Witchcraft accusations and wrongful convictions in Brazil

Pedro Haram Colucci

This post discusses Brazil’s experience of criminal cases in which accusations of black magic have resulted in miscarriages of justice, and the pressing need for systemic reform.