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This week in law and policy research, featuring 10 studies, all but two led by African-based authors, with journals cited. This week: a UN move toward free pre-primary and secondary education as a legal right, South Africa’s inclusive education policy failing rural disabled learners, the ICJ climate opinion strengthening domestic duties, and a constitutional argument for a Basic Income Grant.

This week’s digest covers law, education, and public health, with 6 African-led studies and 4 global studies, all from high-impact open-access journals. This week: UN moves toward a new child education treaty, South Africa’s inclusive education policy failures, ICJ climate opinion’s domestic impact, and constitutional grounds for a Basic Income Grant.

Earth, environmental, and ecological sciences: eight African-led studies and two global studies, with journals cited for each. This week: Angola’s Lower Cretaceous coastal record, microplastics and nanoplastics in the brain, flood-prone area mapping in Malawi, invasive fishes and flow barriers in South Africa, and ship carbon emission accounting.

This week in Earth, environmental, and marine sciences: 6 African-led studies and 4 global studies, with journals cited. This week: Angolan Cretaceous outcrops, microplastics and brain behaviour, Botswana carbonate soils, Southern Ocean siderophores, invasive fish and native species, and flood mapping in Malawi.