Paraguay: Leaders in land rights struggle start another year in jail
A group of six campesino political prisoners maintain their innocence after 13 years inside Paraguay's Tacumbú jail.
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.
Survival as resistance in occupied Kashmir
A local journalist’s account of life in Kashmir, where Indian troops are overseeing a heavy-handed crackdown and committing abuses with impunity.
How India became fascist, and why pockets of resistance matter
The southwestern Indian state of Kerala remains a stronghold of resistance against the xenophobic policies of the BJP.
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.
Eight days of protest force reversal of cyanide law in Argentina
A showdown against mega-mining in Mendoza, Argentina, marks Alberto Fernández' first month as President.