Nature-based solutions (NBSs) are strategies particularly suited to natural contexts. They are useful to face the climate change emergency but, above all, they are driven by a strong desire to care and safeguard the territory, as the indigenous representatives at COP26 explain. Read More
Walelasoetxeige Suruí, known as Txai Suruí, is a member of the Paiter Suruí people, native of Brazil. Today, she spoke at the opening session of the UN Climate Conference in Glasgow. Here are her words and the ones she exchanged with us. Read More
Afghanistan is sadly at the centre of international attention. The recent events in the country have generated a wave of empathy and preoccupation worldwide. However, their main characters are new on the Afghan stage: they have been around for decades. This is why it is important to try and get to know the country, its history and culture a little bit better. Read More
reement is probably the most valuable instrument in the hands of the Latin American and Carribean countries when it comes to the recognition, safeguard and implementation of environmental rights. However, its effectiveness is not something granted by its mere importances: the countries and societies interested by it still have to show a firm willingness to give this covenant full efficacy. But time is running up.Read More
Those people whose identity does not conform to the traditional binary codes have a hard time when it comes to esserting their existence and rights in moder society. Despite widespread denial and hate, they do exist and they do have rights. And they keep fighting to obait the basics: recognition and respect. Here is a testimony of that hard fight. Read More
This article addresses the impact of fast fashion and analyzes the e-commerce platform Shein.Read More
Environmental racism is where environmentalism and Human rights meet. It is thus a crucial crossroad for the challenges that we, as a global society, face. Yet, nobody really knows about it. That is why Amanda Costa is here for you: she will bring you on a journey to discover where the protection of the ecocystems goes hand in hand with the promotion of minority rights.Read More
In this new special article for the Youth News Agency, Amanda Costa shares her investigations and concerns about what we call environmental racism.Read More
Normally, it is common to observe differences between the spaces which constitute the structure of large cities. This observation highlights that there is a spatial segregation of the citizens who do not have the financial conditions to live in organised neighbourhoods: their biggest limitation is undoubtedly related to the access to leisure and cultural spaces. Discussing this is issue is therefore key to any reflection on social awareness. Read More
The 3rd December, we spent the afternoon in the Green Zone. You are probably asking yourself what it is.Read More
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