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The world was shocked when news of slave markets in Libya broke two years ago, but since then cases of modern slavery in Libya have evolved considerably.
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Youth striker from the Philippines, shares her story and invites you to join her and other school strikers across the world in the Global Climate Strike this September. Check out the map, join and event or invite your friends.
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The Peoples' Summit on Climate, Rights and Human Survival – the first ever global summit on human rights and climate change – will be hosted by leading civil society groups and the UN Human Rights Office in New York on 18-19 September.
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Séparés de leurs familles durant des semaines, voire des mois ; obligés de passer par des formulaires pour avoir accès à n’importe quel service de base (y compris pour se procurer des serviettes hygiéniques), victimes d’abus sexuels qui ne font l’objet d’aucune investigation.
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De terugkeer van de wolf in ons land brengt uitdagingen met zich mee. Zo moeten we ervoor zorgen dat het maatschappelijk draagvlak voor de aanwezigheid van deze iconische diersoort behouden blijft. WWF, Natuurpunt en Natagora richtten daarom het Wolf Fencing Team Belgium op. Op 20 juli plaatsen ze de eerste wolfbestendige omheining
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BP, Shell, Exxon and Chevron are all in the top 25 list of companies responsible for over half of global industrial emissions since 1988. Despite knowing that their actions cause climate chaos, they continue to dig up and burn fossil fuels.
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In hartje Brussel, deze zaterdag 10 augustus, zijn weer een deel van de Kurdische militanten, nooit ontmoedigd, samengekomen aan het centraal station.
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After another weekend of escalating police violence in Hong Kong, the ITUC has been asked to mobilise the global trade union movement in solidarity with trade union demands for freedom of assembly and free speech; the release of arrested protestors and an independent inquiry into human rights abuses by police.
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The ITUC welcomes the release of Erlan Baltabay, leader of the Independent Oil and Energy Workers’ Union by special decree of the new President of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
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A little more than two weeks ago, I wrote to tell you about the sentencing of Erlan Baltabay, a trade union leader in Kazakhstan, to seven years in prison. Over 7,000 of you responded and sent off messages to the government of Kazakhstan demanding Erlan's release.
