94 NGOs Call on COP31: The Fossil Fuel Exit Cannot Wait
NGOs from Türkiye and Australia urge COP31 leaders to deliver a just transition away from fossil fuels.
Peru’s Indigenous Peoples and Peasants Mobilize to Defend Democracy
La Vía Campesina says Indigenous Peoples and peasants in Peru are mobilizing against democratic backsliding.
Civil Society Sets SB64 Priorities: Climate Finance, Just Transition and Loss and Damage Take Center Stage
CAN urges governments at SB64 to deliver stronger action on finance, adaptation, just transition and loss and damage.
Moroccan Authorities Accused of Escalating Pressure on Sahrawi Human Rights Defenders
Front Line Defenders says Moroccan authorities are escalating harassment of Sahrawi human rights defenders.
Civil Society Welcomes UN Climate Accountability Resolution as a Milestone for Climate Justice
Civil society groups welcomed the UN climate accountability vote as a key step toward legal action and climate justice.
Santa Marta Conference Marks Global Turning Point in the Phase-Out of Fossil Fuels
The Santa Marta Conference strengthened global calls for a fair and coordinated transition away from fossil fuels.
Shipping’s Net-Zero Moment: Governments Urged Not to Let the IMO Deal Slip Away
WWF has warned that a binding global package to cut emissions from international shipping remains within reach, but governments must not allow the IMO Net-Zero Framework to be weakened or delayed further.
Tunisia Suspends Nobel Peace Prize-Winning LTDH Rights Group for One Month
Tunisian authorities have ordered a one-month suspension of the Tunisian Human Rights League (LTDH), one of the country’s most prominent civil society organizations. The group was part of the Tunisian National Dialogue
Amnesty Urges States to Stop a New Anti-Rights Global Order
Amnesty urged states to resist a new anti-rights order eroding international law, civil society and human rights.
Bangladesh arrests 4 over social media posts critical of the government
At least four people have reportedly been arrested in Bangladesh over social media posts seen as critical of the government, renewing concerns over freedom of expression and digital rights.