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View from Brazil

View from Brazil

A war against indigenous people, writes Leonardo Sakamoto.

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 Illustration: Emma Peer

Reasons to be cheerful

Arctic is a no-go zone, says Goldman Sachs; SÍ, se puede!; Plastics giant punished.

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Brutal blasphemy verdict

Brutal blasphemy verdict

Report from Pakistan by Husna Rizvi.

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A migrant worker draws attention to the plight of seasonal tomato pickers in Puglia, southern Italy, 2018. Photo: Roberto D'agostino/AFP/Getty

Pain-free pomodoro

Report from Italy by Alessio Perrone.

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A rescuer searches for injured animals on the charred forest floor of Kangaroo Island in south Australia – famed as the country’s ‘Galapagos’ for its unique and abundant wildlife – after bushfires swept through the island in January. Photo: Peter Parks/AFP/Getty

Unstoppable fire

Report from Australia by Cam Walker.

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Bearing witness

Bearing witness

Report from Palestine/Israel by Aaron Drapkin.

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 Illustration: Emma Peer

Reintroducing... Zoran Milanović

Richard Swift on the former prime minister and social democratic leader of Croatia.

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A member of the security forces in Sacaba, Cochabamba, on 15 November 2019, the day that nine people were massacred at a march in support of ousted president Evo Morales. Photo: Danilo Balderrama/Reuters

Democracy in Peril

Update from Bolivia by Amy Booth.

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Children protest against climate impacts of fast fashion in Montreal on Black Friday, November 2019. Photo: Lucy EJ Woods

Young climate heroes

Skipping meals to talk to the media, aiming to get arrested – and still making it to your hockey game. These are just some of the tasks found on the to-do lists of campaigners in Canada who are putting everything on the line to fight for a liveable, just future. Lucy EJ Woods went to meet them.

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Night passage – migrants from many parts of Central America jump on a freight train leaving Irapuato in central Mexico, after waiting for more than 10 hours, en route to the Mexico-US border.

To ride The Beast

Images from the migrant route through Mexico, where desperate people risk a journey fraught with danger to try to make it to the US. Text and photos: Pablo Allison.

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People from the various villages in Baram district demonstrate against the proposed dam. Photo: Samban Tugang

Saving rivers, saving lives

An epic struggle has been playing out between islanders defending their land, rivers and livelihoods and the Malaysian government’s vision of ‘development’. Veronique Mistiaen spoke with Peter Kallang, the campaigner in the thick of it.

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 Illustration: Pete Reynolds

We can’t grow our way out of poverty

For more than half a century, economists and policymakers have focused fanatically on growth as the only feasible way to end global poverty and improve people’s lives. But in an era of planet-wide ecological breakdown, that comfortable conventional wisdom is crashing to an end. Jason Hickel lays it on the line.

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 Photo: David Mercado/Reuters

A living wage for the world?

Dinyar Godrej ponders what a global minimum wage might look like.

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Heads down and with not a moment to spare: women workers stitch garments for fast-fashion foreign brands at a factory on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/NurPhoto/PA

For a few cents more

The globalized garment industry is as ruthless as they come, creaming off huge profits while paying workers a pittance. Trade unionist Anannya Bhattacharjee from the Asia Floor Wage Alliance is pressing the case for a living wage. She explains to Dinyar Godrej that the changes needed are surprisingly small – yet vehemently resisted.

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View from Brazil

A war against indigenous people, writes Leonardo Sakamoto.

Leonardo Sakamoto March, 2020 524 Buy
Reasons to be cheerful

Arctic is a no-go zone, says Goldman Sachs; SÍ, se puede!; Plastics giant punished.

Husna Rizvi March, 2020 524 Buy
Brutal blasphemy verdict

Report from Pakistan by Husna Rizvi.

Husna Rizvi March, 2020 524 Buy
Pain-free pomodoro

Report from Italy by Alessio Perrone.

Alessio Perrone March, 2020 524 Buy
Unstoppable fire

Report from Australia by Cam Walker.

Cam Walker March, 2020 524 Buy
Bearing witness

Report from Palestine/Israel by Aaron Drapkin.

Aaron Drapkin March, 2020 524 Buy
A blow to the ‘morality police’

Report from Nigeria by Angelica Udueni.

Angelica Udueni March, 2020 524 Buy
Reintroducing... Zoran Milanović

Richard Swift on the former prime minister and social democratic leader of Croatia.

Richard Swift March, 2020 524 Buy
Democracy in Peril

Update from Bolivia by Amy Booth.

Amy Booth March, 2020 524 Buy
Young climate heroes

Skipping meals to talk to the media, aiming to get arrested – and still making it to your hockey game. These are just some of the tasks found on the to-do lists of campaigners in Canada who are putting everything on the line to fight for a liveable, just future. Lucy EJ Woods went to meet them.

Lucy EJ Woods March, 2020 524 Read
To ride The Beast

Images from the migrant route through Mexico, where desperate people risk a journey fraught with danger to try to make it to the US. Text and photos: Pablo Allison.

Pablo Allison March, 2020 524 Buy
Saving rivers, saving lives

An epic struggle has been playing out between islanders defending their land, rivers and livelihoods and the Malaysian government’s vision of ‘development’. Veronique Mistiaen spoke with Peter Kallang, the campaigner in the thick of it.

Veronique Mistiaen March, 2020 524 Buy
We can’t grow our way out of poverty

For more than half a century, economists and policymakers have focused fanatically on growth as the only feasible way to end global poverty and improve people’s lives. But in an era of planet-wide ecological breakdown, that comfortable conventional wisdom is crashing to an end. Jason Hickel lays it on the line.

Jason Hickel March, 2020 524 Buy
A living wage for the world?

Dinyar Godrej ponders what a global minimum wage might look like.

Dinyar Godrej March, 2020 524 Buy
For a few cents more

The globalized garment industry is as ruthless as they come, creaming off huge profits while paying workers a pittance. Trade unionist Anannya Bhattacharjee from the Asia Floor Wage Alliance is pressing the case for a living wage. She explains to Dinyar Godrej that the changes needed are surprisingly small – yet vehemently resisted.

Dinyar Godrej March, 2020 524 Buy