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Corals and fish on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia.

Scientists say climate crisis and El Niño put Australia’s Great Barrier Reef at risk of another mass die-off this year

Hannah Sharland , 9 August 2023

View of the Amazon rainforest.

New report shows that extractive Global North conservation will not end deforestation in the Amazon

Hannah Sharland , 9 August 2023

Combine harvester unloading wheat into a tractor in a field. Food Systems Summit UN WEF

Big agribusiness corporations have covertly captured key talks on the future of global food systems

Hannah Sharland , 25 July 2023

Israeli attack on Jenin Israel West Bank

Palestinian organisation calls for sanctions on Israel over Jenin attack

Tom Anderson , 4 July 2023

Settlements being built in the West Bank

Israel has approved a massive new colonisation of the West Bank

Tom Anderson , 27 June 2023

Armed Forces Day National Event Cornwall 2023 Militarism

Groups are coming together to resist this year’s Armed Forces Day in Cornwall

Steve Topple , 20 June 2023

Las Bambas copper mine in Peru.

A new study quantifies the extent of extractive capitalism’s colonial violence against Indigenous Peoples worldwide

Hannah Sharland , 13 June 2023

Satellite image of tropical cyclone Freddy over east Africa and Madagascar, as Global South countries demand a loss and damage fund

90% of extreme weather deaths occurred in the Global South, as Global North dodges accountability

Hannah Sharland , 31 May 2023

Antarctica. The UN WMO has said that dealing with melting ice is a top priority

UN to make world’s melting ice a priority as loss poses global threat

Tracy Keeling , 30 May 2023

Rohingya refugees

Repatriation scheme for Rohingya refugees being piloted among serious human rights concerns

Afroze Fatima Zaidi , 25 May 2023

A group of Maasai women

Tanzanian Maasai visit Europe to urge action over their eviction from their lands

Tracy Keeling , 24 May 2023

Gitmo watchtower

‘Eternal’ Guantanamo prisoner tells of decades of US torture

Joe Glenton , 19 May 2023

Kevan Thakrar and his mother Jean

High Court hears how Kevan Thakrar has been kept in solitary confinement for refusing a psychiatric assessment

Tom Anderson , 26 April 2023

Grant Shapps at a G7 meeting. He meets with environment ministers in Sapporo, Japan for climate talks on the Saturday 15 April 2023 to discuss net zero and fossil fuel use

New fossil fuel projects show UK climate ‘leadership’ dripping in hypocrisy at G7 climate talks

Hannah Sharland , 14 April 2023

Electric car charging. Transition minerals for electric vehicles like this are driving human rights abuses in the Global South.

UK government’s “green day” electric car policies will sacrifice the Global South for transition minerals

Hannah Sharland , 6 April 2023

A cracked soil landscape in Sudan

Study shows failure to meet Paris upper climate goal risks nightmare heat deaths scenario

Tracy Keeling , 4 April 2023

UK oil spill company Perenco endangers indigenous tribes and represses communities in the Global South

Hannah Sharland , 4 April 2023