This autumn I have found myself watching the evening news from Europe with a growing sense of recognition. Not of the tear gas or the burning barricades, which I deplore, but of the faces. Teenagers ...
In a bygone era, gender parity was never heard of at the United Nations—UN female staffers were mostly hired as secretaries and stenographers in a male-dominated Secretariat. Perhaps it was best ...
In 1898, Émile Zola raised his voice and used his pen to denounce injustice and prejudice against a wrongly accused person when he published “I Accuse,” ...
IPS looks at how funding moves from the GEF to local communities and supports biodiversity conservation and ecosystem ...
Commonwealth countries are facing many challenges at their biennial meeting in Antigua this week. We are determined to change ...
On 13 October, Burundi won a second consecutive term on the UN Human Rights Council, the UN’s main human rights body. The ...
Warnings by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) that Haiti’s fragile food security gains could quickly unravel are becoming a reality. New analysis indicates acute hunger in the country is ...
As COP17 came to a close, the financing gap for implementing the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework remained ...
At the CBD COP17, the presence of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities (IPLCs) is engage across multiple forums.
LGBT rights in Senegal face renewed scrutiny as Dakar hosts the 2026 Youth Olympics amid concerns over discrimination against ...
At least 25 women and girls are killed every day as civilian deaths mount, sexual violence rises, and women remain largely ...
On 21 September 1976, less than three months after independence, Seychelles took its seat in the General Assembly of the ...
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