Africa
Ghana’s mining communities are still not getting their just dues
Five changes are needed to legislation designed to allow mining impacted communities in Ghana to flourish.
Africa
Africa
Genetic material gathered in Africa is still being misused
Biosamples from Africa have often been taken without legitimate participant consent, community engagement or data or material transfer agreements.
Africa
Temporary relief for Uganda’s LGBTQI+ community
A capital punishment law was shelved, but Uganda is still fraught with discriminatory acts directed at LGBTQI+ people.
Africa
Struggles for Another Chile, Another Wallmapu
The mass protests in Chile have made clear that the crisis is a crisis of the neoliberal economy.
Africa
Guinean Refugees in Montréal are Speaking up, Who is Listening?
Political repression, social and economic injustices have been highlighted by Guinean asylum seekers in their fight to be recognized as refugees by the Canadian government
Africa
The Violence of Conservation in Kenya’s Mau Forest
The Kenyan government claims that since July of this year, approximately 2,200 households have been evicted from the Mau Forest