Frequent Fliers: Small Crimes, Bigger Problems
By: Kristine Alarcon “Frequent fliers” is a small group of people who spend their time continuously in and out of jail. They are often...
Chronic Disease in Poor Countries
By: Kristine Alarcon Health problems such as cancer, diabetes, and heart disease have recently been increasing in countries outside of...
Uganda Bans Bride Price Reimbursement to Battle Domestic Abuse
By: Luis Gay Edited by: Juliana zhu, Esq. In various regions of Uganda, a man asks to marry a woman by paying her family a dowry (money...
China: Baby Girl Flushed Down Toilet, Rescued
By: Reggie Littlejohn, JD BEIJING. A newborn baby girl was discovered flushed down a public toilet in Beijing, according to CNN and the...
Racial Injustice Still Rife in Healthcare
By: Janice Tjeng Edited by: Juliana Zhu, Esq. Fifty years ago, Lyndon B. Johnson, signed into law both Medicaid and Medicare programs...
Health Equity for Smart Justice
By: Kristine Alarcon Many state law enforcement and criminal justice stakeholders want Smart Justice, which would initiate prison reform....
Sponsorship Gives Valuable Life Opportunities to Children
By: Sara Kim Edited by: Sharon E. Chin Compassion, a non-profit organization that links sponsors with children in developing countries,...
