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10th August - World Day Against Witch Hunts: Why It’s More Than Just History
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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.
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.
Naming the violence: Why witch-hunting in Bihar is an organised patriarchal crime
Agam Gupta
This post discusses why witch-hunting in Bihar is an organised patriarchal crime and offers some sage advice about addressing it head on.
The invisible mosaic: Mapping the global response to HPAWR
Marissa Brinkley
INAWARA intern Marissa Brinkley takes us into the critical work of mapping a global human rights crisis.
Operation Sacred Ground: Investigating harmful ritual practices, witchcraft accusations and safeguarding gaps
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Operation Sacred Ground - a talk by Dr Keith K. Silika
The intersection of sexual violence and contemporary witchcraft accusations
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The intersection of sexual violence and contemporary witchcraft accusations - video event
Restoring Dignity and Hope: Community Mental Health Support for Women Accused of Witchcraft in Northern Ghana
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We bring you the wonderful story of the Total Life Enhancement Centre, Ghana, recipients of our grant award.
Descendant-Led Activism: Using Podcasts and Educational Platforms to Grow Advocacy Against Witch Hunts
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Sarah Jack discusses her work as Executive Director of End Witch Hunts.
Catching killers, not curses: how to investigate Africa’s ‘money ritual’ crimes
Dr Keith K. Silika and Sani K. Bayero
This article uncovers the brutal world of ritual crimes and human trafficking in Africa, highlighted by the BBC documentary ‘Money Rituals’.
Thérèse Mama Mapenzi: Leading peacebuilding and human rights advocate (Part 3)
Ellen Willis
Today we begin a three-part series detailing the amazing advocacy journey of Thérèse Mama Mapenzi.