As the lead obstetrician in a hospital in the Sudanese city of El Fasher, Safa Ali helps dozens of patients a day. But ...

Then, on July 14, Hasina called the protesters “Razakars” — a term for an anti-independence paramilitary force that has ...

Eliza Anyangwe is the Editor-in-Chief of The Fuller Project, focused on setting the newsroom's journalistic vision and strategy, developing a growing staff of reporters and editors, fostering ...

Late last year, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime’s (UNODC) biennial report on human trafficking pointed to a striking shift — female victims appear to be getting younger. Although adult ...

The Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission have announced a civil enforcement action against financial technology company Dave Inc. and its CEO Jason Wilk for allegedly violating the FTC Act ...

Louise Donovan is an award-winning journalist, focusing on investigations and global reporting. She covers human rights, labor exploitation and international supply chains, often at the intersection ...

An Afghan agricultural engineer fought for her education and her career. "Now, getting forced to marry a Talib, becoming a second wife, and being imprisoned at home is what awaits me," she writes.

Identifying problems, building trust with sources, and creating pathways to impact are just a few of the many components that make a Fuller Project story unique. In this new video, hear from our ...

Burning electronic waste to extract metals for resale is toxic, illegal, and common in the Palestinian Territories. Can activists forge a new path? WATCH: The Making of a Fuller Project Story ...

Statistics obtained by The Fuller Project from several states show that the share of people who filed new unemployment claims who were women during the last two weeks of March surged from an estimated ...