October 22, 2018
Small Victory for Lead Poisoning Victims in China
Government Harassment, Weak Environmental Laws Hamper Justice Efforts
October 19, 2018
Lebanon’s Waste Crisis Hits Home
Open Waste Burning Continues to Pose Health Risks Across Country
October 18, 2018
Lebanon: No Action to Enforce New Waste Law
Open Burning by Municipalities Endangering Health
October 10, 2018
Dutch Court Ruling on Human Rights Obligations to Halt Climate Case
Ruling an Important Step toward Climate Justice
October 10, 2018
New Americas Treaty Boosts Environmental Rights
October 4, 2018
Guinea: Bauxite Mining Boom Threatens Rights
Drive for Revenue Shouldn’t Come at Local Residents’ Expense
September 28, 2018
Costa Rica Launches Initiative on Environment and Human Rights
“For All Initiative” Promotes Gender Equality in Global Environmental Treaties
September 27, 2018
Indonesia Pledges Accelerated Agrarian Reform
Government Program Should Focus on Most Vulnerable
September 5, 2018
Rights Groups Form Coalition To “Protect the Protest” in US
Coalition Pledges to Push Back Against Malicious Lawsuits
August 27, 2018
South Africa: How Mining Damages Communities and the Environment
August 13, 2018
Cambodia: Free Jailed Land Rights Activist
Second Anniversary of Tep Vanny’s Imprisonment
August 10, 2018
Agriculture Ministry Should Take Lead on Pesticide Poisoning
August 10, 2018
Congress Should Reject Pesticide Bill
July 27, 2018
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
