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Threats Against Cambodian Forest Defenders Escalate Amid COVID-19
Since the beginning of the year, illegal logging within Cambodia’s Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary has escalated, as have efforts by the government to silence those who are monitoring and exposing this destruction.
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EU leads the way on corporate accountability
Big news from Brussels: the European Commissioner for Justice announced that he is ready to act to make business accountable for its impact on people and the planet
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Six months on: Defending the Philippines
Six months on from publication of ‘Defending the Philippines’, we take a look at what has changed for defenders in the country – and what threats remain
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In a world engulfed in crises we must defend our press
We cannot allow investigative journalism to become another casualty of the crisis wrought by coronavirus. If we do, it will be the powerful, the corrupt and the wealthiest who get to rest a little easier
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How the RSF got their 4x4 Technicals: The open source intelligence techniques behind our Sudan exposé
Another secret document reveals the financial networks behind Sudan’s most powerful militia – the Rapid Support Forces
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The Oil Heist of the Century: a journey around the world in search of truth and accountability
With our partners, we took a virtual journey around the world to tell the story of one of the biggest corporate corruption cases in history and the search for truth and accountability
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This is not business as usual – but what will replace it?
The Covid-19 crisis will have both immediate and long-lasting impacts for our economies and societies. We must come together to ensure people are put first
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An important first step for UK leadership on deforestation
By introducing new measures, the UK government can ensure business plays its part in protecting the world's forests
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Celebrating the women who are protecting the planet
Women land and environmental defenders are absolutely vital to the fight against the climate crisis. In every region of the world, women defenders take leadership roles in action against mining, logging, agribusiness and other destructive industries
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Four years since Berta Cáceres’ assassination, Honduran defenders face greater danger than ever
Despite the international outcry that followed Berta’s murder, the Honduran government is consistently failing in its duty to protect its own citizens
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