Lebanon: No Action to Enforce New Waste Law

Open Burning by Municipalities Endangering Health

Dutch Court Ruling on Human Rights Obligations to Halt Climate Case

Ruling an Important Step toward Climate Justice

New Americas Treaty Boosts Environmental Rights

Guinea: Bauxite Mining Boom Threatens Rights

Drive for Revenue Shouldn’t Come at Local Residents’ Expense

Costa Rica Launches Initiative on Environment and Human Rights

“For All Initiative” Promotes Gender Equality in Global Environmental Treaties

Indonesia Pledges Accelerated Agrarian Reform

Government Program Should Focus on Most Vulnerable

Statement on the Report of the SR on the implications for Human Rights of hazardous substances and wastes

Rights Groups Form Coalition To “Protect the Protest” in US

Coalition Pledges to Push Back Against Malicious Lawsuits

South Africa: How Mining Damages Communities and the Environment

Cambodia: Free Jailed Land Rights Activist

Second Anniversary of Tep Vanny’s Imprisonment

Agriculture Ministry Should Take Lead on Pesticide Poisoning

Congress Should Reject Pesticide Bill

The EPA is Wrong to Weaken Coal-Ash Rules

The new acting administrator of the EPA—and former coal lobbyist—is easing rules that protect people who live near coal plants from toxic ash

Interview: Drowning in Pesticides

Brazil’s Industrial Farmers Spray Dangerous Chemicals Near Schools, Villages