Time to pay up: Make Big Oil fund climate loss and damage
Fossil fuel companies, not regular people, should be the ones to pay for worsening loss and damage costs caused by the climate crisis
Years after the murder of Gloria Capitan, our struggle has grown into a climate movement
The Philippines’ mining industry is open for business. But with skyrocketing global demand for minerals – critical for the transition to green energy - Indigenous groups and the country’s rich biodiversity are increasingly at risk
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Article | December 03, 2024 How the militarisation of mining threatens Indigenous defenders in the Philippines
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Press Release | December 03, 2024 Rush for critical minerals in Philippines threatens Indigenous communities and biodiversity
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Article | November 13, 2024 “Whenever a typhoon approaches, we secure our livelihoods”: Philippines fisherfolk face food shortages as climate crisis worsens
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Article | November 13, 2024 Time to pay up: Make Big Oil fund climate loss and damage
Investigations
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Article | December 03, 2024 How the militarisation of mining threatens Indigenous defenders in the Philippines
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Article | November 13, 2024 Time to pay up: Make Big Oil fund climate loss and damage
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Long Read | September 10, 2024 Missing voices
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Long Read | February 02, 2023 Runaway Risk
Press releases
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Press Release | December 03, 2024 Rush for critical minerals in Philippines threatens Indigenous communities and biodiversity
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Press Release | September 14, 2023 Two Filipino environmental advocates violently abducted after opposing controversial airport project
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Press Release | April 28, 2020 ‘Material risks growing’ for businesses failing to engage with human rights defenders
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Press Release | September 24, 2019 Global Witness statement on Philippines government response to 'Defending the Philippines'
Blogs
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Blog Post | July 01, 2023 Seven years after the murder of Gloria Capitan our struggle has grown into a climate movement
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Blog Post | October 18, 2022 ‘Not just a climate change statistic’: Derek Cabe on the frontline of the climate crisis in the Philippines
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Blog Post | July 26, 2022 Missing: Environmental and human rights policies notably absent from Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s first state of nation address
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Blog Post | January 25, 2022 Every election is now a climate election