Human Rights & Public Liberties

Human Rights & Public Liberties

Newsletter
13 Jan, 2021

Climate & Environment

The future of the world’s forests

Over 40% of tropical primary forest loss in 2021 occurred in Brazil, a total of 1.5M hectares.

28 April, 2022

South Africa climate change

The recent floods in South Africa’s Kwa-Zulu Natal province have again highlighted the issue.

25 April, 2022

South Africa’s heavy floods

President Cyril Ramaphosa visited affected families on Wednesday promising help from the government.

18 April, 2022

Press Freedom Is an Essential Climate Solution

The mission of journalism is to present facts and informed analysis to let people know what is happening in the world. It is a world…

18 April, 2022

Philippine storms/Thousands of people fled their homes

Rescuers hampered by mud and rain used their bare hands and shovels to search for survivors of landslides that smashed into villages.

17 April, 2022

South Africa’s floods

More rain is expected over the weekend.

17 April, 2022

‘Our Ocean Conference’

The conference is seen as a milestone event for leaders to ensure that global commitments to protecting the ocean are backed by the financing needed…

14 April, 2022

South Africa’s floods and landslides

Days of heavy rains have battered port city Durban, and dozens of key roads have become impassable.

14 April, 2022

WFP/13 million people across the Horn of Africa face hunger

The WFP and FAO have warned that Somalia’s unfolding humanitarian crisis will need more than humanitarian relief as the country edges closer to famine if…

27 March, 2022

UN/International Early Warning System

Addressing World Meteorological Day, the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the UN wants to make sure that every person on Earth’s planet is protected by…

24 March, 2022

Concerns over Antarctica’s high temperatures

US National Snow and Ice Data Center’s report said Antarctica’s sea ice has sharply dropped below two million square kilometers during February of the year…

21 March, 2022