Money, Power & People
Indigenous Filipinos fight plans to build a dam on their land
Tribal campaigners say they have been pressured to accept plans for a new dam to meet rising water demand in Metro Manila
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Africa expects action - and funding - for climate justice
With Africa paying a high price for the impacts of global warming, the rich world must honour its pledges on climate finance
Can recycling metals from steel to lithium boost green transition?
As demand surges for metals such as lithium, recycling could cut the impact of mining on people and nature
In Brazil's Amazon, carbon credit project halted over land dispute
A forest conservation project that sold carbon credits is under review after Context revealed its offsets came from publicly-owned land
Britain's foreign aid: Where does the money go?
Britain says its foreign aid budget will remain capped, as watchdogs probe diversion of some aid funds to refugees
Mobile abortion clinics open up as US states cut access
US abortion providers are coming up with creative ways to maintain access following strict curbs in states from Missouri to Texas
We don’t know how many people live in India and it’s a problem
Does India really have a population of 1.4 billion?
TikTok bans: What could they mean for you?
The United States, Canada and the European Parliament have banned TikTok from federal devices due to security risks
Blocked, blanked, locked out: Tech stymies South African refugees
High internet costs, low digital literacy and corruption are barriers to the vulnerable accessing government services
GetEqual app helps Southeast Asia LGBTQ+ gig workers find new jobs
A mobile app in Southeast Asia aims to provide more job opportunities for LGBTQ+ people working in the gig economy
