FISHER FOLK AT RISK Three years of research reveals SA’s small-scale fishing communities are under threat on multiple fronts 5 min 1 By Estelle Ellis
HEALTH RIGHTS Black women continue to battle epistemic injustice, but it can change: UN special rapporteur 5 min 0 By Tamsin Metelerkamp
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT OP-ED Putin should not be invited to visit SA for the August 2023 BRICS meeting in Pretoria 5 min 6 By Richard Goldstone
CIVIL SOCIETY WATCH 6-10 MARCH This week – amaBhungane town hall, International Women’s Day and talk on feminist tax justice 5 min 0 By Tamsin Metelerkamp
THE CONVERSATION Why does Turkey want other countries to start spelling its name ‘Türkiye’? 4 min 3 By Phillip M. Carter
SUSTAINABLE RESOURCES The greatest threat to environmental stability isn’t overpopulation; it’s the wealthy, study finds 4 min 4 By Julia Evans
TRIBUTES TO A FALLEN HERO Activists, judges and friends remember assassinated Swazi human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko 38 min 1 By Mark Heywood
LANDMARK AGREEMENT UN biodiversity deal reached to protect 30% of world’s lands by 2030 4 min 3 By Don Pinnock
MEPC79 Maritime Environment Protection Committee fails to set the course for shipping industry’s decarbonisation targets 4 min 1 By Onke Ngcuka
COP15 Why does the biodiversity summit get less support than its climate sister? It’s about power, say experts 6 min 0 By Julia Evans
COP15 EXPLAINER Another COP? Here’s what you need to know and why you should care 7 min 0 By Julia Evans
COP15: BIODIVERSITY IN FOCUS SA to ask for more money at upcoming global biodiversity talks, as at COP27, hints Creecy 4 min 1 By Julia Evans
MIXED BAG OF OUTCOMES The Sharm el-Sheikh Implementation Plan — what the world did and didn’t agree to at COP27 6 min 0 By Ethan van Diemen
ISS TODAY OP-ED UN peacekeeping in Africa needs tighter parameters and fewer contrasting agendas 4 min 0 By Paul-Simon Handy Félicité Djilo
FILM ANIMATION INTERVIEW Flight for Life: A powerful statement on climate migration 6 min 1 By Anna Southwell
REFLECTION The last thing the climate needs is more hot air spoken at COP conferences 5 min 2 By Ufrieda Ho
UNIVERSAL PEER REVIEW UN member states call for the protection of SA’s human rights defenders and whistle-blowers 4 min 0 By Simphiwe Sidu and Bongani Ngwenya
LOSS AND DAMAGE FUND COP27 makes history with agreement on ‘loss and damage’ fund for vulnerable countries impacted by climate change 4 min 0 By Ethan van Diemen
FOSSIL FUEL TENSION Coal still enemy number one at COP27 climate summit — for now 6 min 0 By Ethan van Diemen
