CIVICUS speaks with Eric Bjornlund, President and CEO of Democracy International, about the impacts of the US foreign aid freeze and the resulting legal challenges the Trump administration is facing.

As global demand for carbon credits rises, Tanzania has become a magnet for carbon offset projects. High polluters are looking for land to capture carbon.

Last week, at its annual Land Conference in Washington D.C., (May 5-8), the World Bank showed allegiance to the new US ...

The Gulf’s most powerful weapon isn’t a military, a United Nations (UN) Security Council seat, or a legacy of global ...

A six-page internal document, marked “STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL” on every single page – indicating restricted access to protect ...

In Nigeria, salt is deeply woven into the fabric of food and culture. It brings out flavor, preserves ingredients, and ...

Since the dissolution of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in March, roughly 2 million Palestinians residing ...

CIVICUS discusses Romania’s presidential election with Anda Serban, Executive Director of Resource Center for Public ...

Villagers from 10 villages in Gianyar, Bali have joined hands to find a solution to the mounting waste - both organic and ...

The Nepal Supreme Court ruled April 24 that the government not deport four Bhutanese refugees who were deported from the ...

As the United Nations celebrates its 80th anniversary, one message from the UN Charter remains particularly relevant: ...

Strong storms washed Golenur Begum's house away. Now the women from her village are climate-proofing their communities by ...