Human Rights

Features | 25 November 2024
By Emma Finnamore

Who are the Nihon Hidankyo, and what does nuclear disarmament mean for the environment? Studying…

Opinions | 14 November 2024
By Babs Verhoeve

ICC at a turning point on Israel’s crimes in Gaza. The destruction of Gaza is…

VIEWS | 25 September 2024
By Ranjan Panda

The childhood joy In 2012, on the banks of Mahanadi at Sambalpur, we started a…

Features | 29 August 2024
By Bernat Marrè

The world is made of paper and with paper you buy the world: A reportage…

Opinions | 27 August 2024
By Raphael Tsavkko Garcia

The intersection of military operations and the climate crisis demands urgent adaptation and strategic foresight…

Insights with Mia Landauer | 9 July 2024

Interview with Dr Mia Landauer, University Researcher at the Arctic Centre of the University of…

Features | 9 July 2024
By Marta Asenjo Fernández

Integrating Indigenous Knowledge and Scientific Research to Navigate the Challenges of a Warming Arctic. What…

Opinions | 26 March 2024
By Sudhanshu Verma

Despite its imperfections, the EU’s CSDDD emerges as a crucial step towards enforcing corporate responsibility…

Features | 18 March 2024
By Areti Vlachodimou

Military activity: A yawning gap in emissions reporting with dire consequences Five months have already…

Features | 15 February 2024
By Raphael Tsavkko Garcia

In the third term of President Lula, Brazil faces critical questions about indigenous policies, rights,…

Features | 20 December 2017
By Peter Easton

There are three principal causes of water scarcity. 1) physical scarcity: when there is insufficient…

Features | 4 October 2016

Since being launched in the Philippines in 2011, Liter of Light has been installed in…

Features | 28 December 2011
By Eduardo Trillo de Martín-Pinillos

Keeping the status quo alive UN resolution 1979 (2011) on the Western Sahara does not…