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Latin America Pushes Back Against U.S. Intervention
When Senator Tim Kaine told Secretary of State Marco Rubio at a recent Senate hearing on Venezuela that the administration’s announcement of a new Monroe Doctrine “does not land well in the Americas,” he was putting it mildly. By Medea…
Civil Society Vocal on Protecting Bangladesh’s Wetlands
Demands for Political Will and Inter-Ministerial Coordination by Rita Bhowmik (Dhaka Bureau) Ahead of the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election in Bangladesh, eminent citizens and environmentalists have issued a stern demand to the government to protect the country’s endangered haors…
Invest in Effective Solid Waste Law Implementation and Waste Reduction, Not WTE – BAN Toxics
As International Zero Waste Month draws to a close, environmental NGO BAN Toxics urged the Philippine government to abandon plans to pursue waste-to-energy (WTE) as a solution to the country’s escalating waste problem. The call came after Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo…
Creative Energy Diplomacy Might Avert Another American Attack On Iran
Redirecting Iran’s oil exports from China to India in exchange for partial US sanctions relief could avert another American attack by satisfying its goal of depriving China of some of the resources that it requires for maintaining its rapid superpower…
The Peacewalk to Jerusalem, which begins on Saturday, January 31, was presented in Trieste.
Today, January 29th, the European peace walk “Peacewalk to Jerusalem” was presented to the press at the house of associations for peace and rights in Trieste “Danilo Dolci” . Connect with the Peacewalk from Europe to Jerusalem (2026-2027) and help…
Why Dialogue with FIFA—Not a Simple Boycott—Could Redefine the Role of Global Sport
The growing call to boycott the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States marks a rare moment when global sport, geopolitics, and civil society collide in full public view. With former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and European political and football figures…
Joint Statement on Recently Increased Human Rights Violations
Strong allegations have been reflected in the public sphere concerning extra-judicial executions, forced displacement, bombing of civilian settlements and urban infrastructure, arbitrary detention, torture and other forms of ill-treatment during the operation launched by HTS against the neighbourhoods of Sheikh…
Fragile Memory: A Risk Factor Behind the Fires in Penco, Chile
Residents of Villa Montahue, a neighborhood surrounded by forest plantations, face increasingly frequent fires. Experts warn that climate change, lack of urban planning, and an unregulated extractivist forestry model are turning the territory into a recurring trap, while the country…
Strong Demands for Marginalized People’s Land Rights and Implementation of ILO Convention 141
‘This news is available in Bengali’ by Rita Bhowmick Ahead of the 13th National Parliamentary Election in Bangladesh, scheduled for February 12, prominent civil society members and rights activists have raised a strong demand to ensure the land rights of…
Bangladesh Elections: A Surge of Violence, Religious Cards and Waves of Promises
After more than a decade, the electoral landscape in Bangladesh has become vibrant as the nation prepares for a highly competitive election. Against the backdrop of a transformed political reality following the 2024 mass uprising, the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary…
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