Mexico: Historic victory in human rights case
Four suspects in the rape of indigenous women in Guerrero, Mexico, are arrested, twelve years after the crime.
Combate Racismo Ambiental
Based in Rio de Janeiro we work throughout Brazil to denounce cases of environmental racism and other human rights violations, to share information and to build alliances with partners to work for a fairer world.
Alvaro Garcia Linera — The Way Forward for the Left
Speaking in Madrid, Bolivia's Vice-President puts forwards his compelling vision for the left across the world
Honduras: Indigenous Movement carries on with the struggle
As election approaches, indigenous leaders face mounting pressure
Ecuadorian Victims’ Struggle for Justice Against Chevron
Legal battles in the United States are obscuring the fact that communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon have received no compensation from Texaco/Chevron for environmental damage caused over 20 years.
Chevron Oil: Corporate Rights or Human Rights?
The oil giant is using SLAPP litigation to stifle human rights advocates and, in Ecuador, to stall compensation claims for environmental damage caused by its operations in the Amazon.
Brazil: Victory on the Tapajos –Photo Essay
Villagers on the Tapajos river have won a partial victory in their pursuit of land security.
Ecocide in Ecuador
The collapse of Yasuni Initiative has allowed pristine parts of the Ecuadorian Amazon to become vulnerable to oil exploration.
Ecuador: the rights of nature and the rights of people
President Correa's cancellation of the fund to protect ... is a blow both to the environment and to people everywhere. It will do nothing to reduce poverty.
True Crimes: Rodolfo Walsh
Rodolfo Walsh was an extraordinary Argentinian journalist, author and political activist. This biography details a life more exciting than the plot of any of the novels he wrote.