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The Cabula 12: Brazil’s police war against the black community
Brazil's anti-police movement continues to fight for the soul of Cabula, even as death threats intensify
Experts and activists say criminalizing excessive-force victims blocks debate on real social and economic reforms
Racially based stops for minor traffic violations on the rise because of court action and police practice, say activists
Scores of women are sexually assaulted by on-duty officers each year. Most departments are doing little to stop it
Witnesses’ video shows officers in Pasco chasing man who had allegedly hurled stones at cars
Family of Corey Kanosh said they hope spotlight on police brutality will help restart wrongful death case
Sergeants snap photos of homeless to shame de Blasio, but nobody wins, advocates say
Jim Johnson helped advise the president on his executive orders, which Johnson says don’t hurt Second Amendment rights
New York City's measures, modeled after Seattle's, are meant to improve transparency and accountability for police
Residents “shocked” after jury can’t break deadlock in charges against Officer William Porter
Brazil's anti-police movement continues to fight for the soul of Cabula, even as death threats intensify
70 years after police abandoned the third-degree interrogation, false confessions continue to mar US justice
The US cannot achieve social and racial equality without the inclusion of its indigenous population
Court to decide if one of the officers, whose trial ended in mistrial, can be forced to testify against the others
Charges against two Los Angeles officers include rape under color of authority and oral copulation with force
A police beating of a doctor sparked protests by thousands in Cairo, a rare show of public outrage over police abuses
Rookie police officer Peter Liang convicted in a case closely watched by advocates for police accountability
The ACLU of Washington issued a critical report on the Pasco PD a year after officers killed Antonio Zambrano-Montes
Attorney general says city's rejection of DOJ deal on police and court reform leaves department no choice but to sue
The City Council wants changes to a settlement with the Justice Department for reform of courts, policing systems
Overall satisfaction with how black people are treated in the United States has declined, says recent polling
Researchers say US data disputes so-called 'Ferguson effect,' which says scrutiny of police tactics led to higher crime
Six weeks after Michael Brown's death, a police officer killed a black teen in Louisiana with no explanation
Analysis: Families of Latinos killed by police push for a Brown Lives Matter movement.
A majority have experienced police violence or harassment or know someone who has
Experts say civil unrest breaks out when other social institutions aren’t up to the task of channeling frustration
