Lent 2020: embrace a true ecological conversion
Lent is starting today. This is a special time of the year when we are invited to pray, reflect and […]
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Asia-Pacific
“A la carte” justice for transnational corporations?
Today, there is no binding international legal framework to establish the liability of transnational corporations (TNCs) in the area of
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The urgency to shift to a new economic model
Interview with Sammy Gamboa from Freedom from Debt Coalition in the Philippines, an organisation conducting policy advocacy work and campaigns
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Press release: EU-Myanmar Investment Protection Agreement: Many risks, few benefits
The EU-Myanmar Investment Protection Agreement (IPA) could have serious consequences for the country’s already grave human rights situation, warn organisations
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Pressure for accountability of global businesses goes up
Recent victories against mining projects in Latin America and Asia increase the pressure for accountability of global businesses
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We are the strength and we are the hope!
A blog by Dr. Vaishali Patil, anti-nuclear activist (Jaitapur, India) and member of the National Alliance of Anti-Nuclear Movements, on
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Resilient Communities: The story of Masipag
There are alternatives that work, which respect farmers’ livelihoods while protecting, restoring and preserving the natural resources that are essential
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Cambodian Sex Worker: “We Deserve a Life of Dignity”
Women in Cambodia’s sex industry suffer from abuse, exploitation, and violence.
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Building resilience and adapting to a changing climate in the Philippines
Following a field trip to the Philippines we reflect on the daily challenges of a country having to adapt to
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Climate Justice and Natural Disasters: Efleda Bautista – The Philippines
At the sight of what climate extremes can bring on people, communities and countries, both mitigation and adaptation to the
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