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The Risks and Challenges of EU Responses to Climate-Induced Mobility
Climate change is posing an increasing threat to lives and livelihoods, and forcing people to move in search of safety or viable work. The scale of the challenge is not reflected, however, in European
The EU and the Paris Agreement: will it have it enough to save it at COP29?
COP29 starts today in Baku (Azerbaijan) and a lot of expectations are building up for Parties to deliver.
Bangladesh Floods: "It will take years to recover and flood-proof our communities"
A severe humanitarian disaster nearly 5,000 miles away in my country in South Asia has gone virtually unnoticed in the news despite over 50 people now losing their lives.
What can we expect from the new European Parliament and EU leadership?
Newly elected MEPs will begin their legislative term for 2024-2029, with the far-right gaining influence but failing to form a majority, while the former pro-EU majority remains intact despite losses
Climate-wrecking projects: Did bank AGMs address the elephant in the room?
Have you noticed the buzz around the Annual General Meetings
The EU's first step on climate and corporate accountability ignores the financial sector's role - much to its detriment
Is it finally the time for corporate responsibility?
Young people are leading tide of change against fossil fuels
On September 15th and 17th, hundreds of thousands of young people took to the streets globally to call for an end to the fossil fuel era. They are advocating for investments in community-owned
Climate Justice Camp 2023: A new wave of the climate justice movement
This is the story of how a quiet Lebanese village welcomed 450 young leaders and campaigners for the second annual Climate Justice Camp.
Fighting for justice in the workplace
On the fourth anniversary of the ILO Violence and Harassment Convention (ILO C190), we are spotlighting ActionAid's incredible campaigning and fight for a world free from violence and harassment in
World Day Against Child Labour: How ActionAid is Fighting Back on Child Labour
In 2020, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) estimated that approximately 160 million children worldwide were trapped in child labour with 79 million of these performing hazardous forms of
