When Climate Lies Kill: Red-Tagging Indigenous Defenders in the Philippines
In an op-ed in The Diplomat, James Gomez from Asia Centre discusses how climate disinformation does not merely mislead public…
In an op-ed in The Diplomat, James Gomez from Asia Centre discusses how climate disinformation does not merely mislead public…
The rollback of women’s rights is an integral feature of democratic decline. It is a recession indicator: where women’s rights contract, democracy is already…
In recent years, LGBTQ+ people and rights have been increasingly targeted as part of a wave of authoritarian illiberal politics, promoting a…
In many conflict-affected places, young people are spoken about far more than they are listened to. Colombia’s Pacific region of…
Iran has experienced repeated eruptions since 1979, some driven by economic collapse, others—such as the recent Woman, Life, Freedom movement—by…
Across every continent, marginalized communities face systematic, escalating threats wherever democracy comes under attack. In the United States, Black Americans…
Armed violence and corruption is a wide spread affecting public institutions and well-being of the citizens, to which no meaningful…
An ongoing normalization of extremist beliefs, coupled with social media platforms’ recalcitrance to take appropriate action, has manifested in popular influencers…
“A Peruvian, a Spaniard, a Mexican, a Colombian, and a Brazilian meet in Lima.” This is not a cliché nor…
Just over two years ago, tens of thousands of Germans took to the streets in protest of a secret meeting…