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Red-tagging – which falsely brands legitimate activists as terrorists – is used to silence land and environmental defenders online and IRL

Large tech platforms like TikTok and Facebook are meant to assess potential harms to users under EU's Digital Services Act, but a coalition finds first reports wanting

We polled almost 500 global climate scientists on their experiences of online harassment. The findings reveal personal and collective harms from online hate, and signal ways to make social media platforms safer

With the costs of climate change impacts rapidly rising, the billions pocketed by the fossil fuel industry is an insult to the communities worst hit by extreme weather. It’s time to make polluters pay for the damage they’ve caused

Tax Justice UK, Oxfam GB and Global Witness outline a suite of evidence-based policies the UK government could take to ensure those most responsible for climate breakdown pay their fair share and raise billions of vital revenue

Fossil fuel companies, not regular people, should be the ones to pay for worsening loss and damage costs caused by the climate crisis

The Amazon is just one of the world’s many rainforests – with each playing a pivotal role in the planet’s health

Attacks on land and environmental defenders in the Caribbean are often overshadowed by mainland Latin America, but protecting their rights is just as crucial

Renewable energy is often hailed as a panacea for the energy crisis. But without better consultation and regulation, plans to expand mining for minerals central to the energy transition could be disastrous