Some Personal Reflections on People-Power and Legal Power: A Foreword, by Jane Fonda
“It Takes A Lawyer, an Activist and a Storyteller”: An Introduction to this book, by Mark Gevisser
Case Study – Human Rights: Doe vs Unocal
The Activist’s Perspective: The Revolution will not be Litigated, by Ka Hsaw Wa
The Lawyer’s Perspective: It’s All About Power, by Katie Redford
Lawyers on People Power
Lawyering, Leadership and Learning Lessons: My Journey in the Black Lives Matter Movement, by Justin Hansford
Who Owns The Streets?: The roots of the Movement for Black Lives in New York City’s ‘Stop and Frisk’ Case, by Baher Azmy
Five Ways a Legal Strategy Can Help a Movement, by Baher Azmy
‘The Law is Too Important to be Left in the Hands of Lawyers Alone’: Protecting Detainees during the Lebanese Uprising, by Ghida Frangieh
From police torture to surveillance: What it means to be a “human rights lawyer” in Putin’s Russia, Pavel Chikov in conversation with Mark Gevisser
Law, Information and Power: On Being Julian Assange’s Lawyer, by Jennifer Robinson
Building Spaces of Hope: Working for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in Mexico, by Alejandra Ancheita
The River Brings Oil: Working for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in the Peruvian Amazon, by Marissa Vahlsing and Benjamin Hoffman
The Path to Legal Empowerment: Holding China accountable for environmental pollution at home and abroad, by JingJing Zhang.
The Decriminalisation of Homosexuality in Kenya, Njeri Gateru in conversation with Mark Gevisser.
Case Study – Financial Accountability : The World Bank
The Activist’s Perspective: From Narmada to Tata Mundra in India, by Joe Athialy
The Lawyer’s Perspective: Narrative Justice in the Global Financial Accountability Movement, by David Hunter
Activists on Legal Power
Jonny and Me: Three Decades of Debating ‘The Power of Law’ and ‘The Power of People’ with Jonathan Cooper OBE, by Robin Gorna
Learning from the South African AIDS Treatment Action Campaign: Rethinking law’s relationship with social justice movements, by Mark Heywood
She Would Have Reproductive Justice”: A Story from Ireland’s Movement to Repeal the 8th Amendment – and the Ongoing Fight, by Eimear Sparks.
The Rule of Law vs Poland’s Repressive ‘Law and Justice’ Regime, Klementyna Suchanow in conversation with Eimear Sparks
Ending Female Genital Cutting: What About the Law?, by Julia Lalla-Maharajh OBE
Law and Stones: Sex Workers’ Rights in Kenya, by Phelister Abdalla
A Community, its Abusive Chief, and the Role of the Law: The Story of Nwoase in Ghana, by Nana Ama Nketia-Quaidoo
Standing Up At Standing Rock: An Indigenous Warrior’s Experience, Krystal TwoBulls in conversation with Mark Gevisser and Katie Redford
Case Study – Climate Emergency
The Lawyer’s Perspective: Why the Climate Emergency Needs Lawyers to Break the Law, by Farhana Yamin
The Veteran Activist’s Perspective: From Racial apartheid to Climate apartheid, Kumi Naidoo in conversation with Mark Gevisser
The Youth Activist’s Perspective: On Being a Young Brown Woman on the Frontline, by Ayisha Siddiqa
The Conversation: The Youth Climate Justice Movement, David Wicker and others.
Rules for Radical Lawyers
Rules for Radical Lawyers: A Practical Primer, by Katie Redford
From IRAC to VISTA, by Katie Redford