Latest issue: March-April 2021
Latest issue: March-April 2021
Lawyers are drafting a legal definition of ecocide which could lead to prosecutions at the International Criminal Court. Anthony Langat explores how this could impact environmental justice struggles in Kenya and beyond.
Michael Fakhri, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, has a bold vision for a trade system that reflects how people actually eat.
Having blocked proposals from Global South countries to suspend intellectual property on Covid-19 vaccines, the UK is now on the receiving end of global vaccine politics, writes Nick Dearden.
Small farmers, social movements and human rights are being elbowed out, says Kirtana Chandrasekaran.
Nilanjana Bhowmick on the double whammy of natural disaster and Covid-19 that has brought a vulnerable ecosystem to the brink.
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Laxmi Murthy reports on the theory of ‘love jihad’ that is sweeping across India.
Danny Chivers weighs up the evidence on carbon-capture technologies and finds them wanting.
Ten years on from the devastating nuclear disaster, citizens are working together to show that nuclear power and fossil...
While the UN calls for international aid to avert famine in Yemen, the UK slashes its contribution. Sam Perlo-...
Women in war zones are the best peace-makers, yet they rarely get a place at negotiation tables dominated by men. Iranian...
A kickstart for a habitable future. Claire Mellier and Rich Wilson make the case for ...
In the absence of enough trained doctors, reliance on other, less-qualified health workers is growing in the Global South....
The UK regulator IMPRESS is calling for evidence on press standards relating to discrimination, harassment, online...
Indigenous people living in Peru’s Manu National Park have been locked out of its management. Could change be on the horizon...
