Author: Letícia Rosar Mori “The forest is alive. It will only die if the white people persist in destroying it. If they succeed, the rivers will vanish underground, the ground will crumble, the trees will… Read More »FPIC as a Human Rights Mechanism Against Ecocide: A Brazilian Approach within the Global South Context
Authors: Rasika & Keaobaka Medupe Plastic is well acknowledged as the common enemy, poisoning our land, water and bodies. What if we tell you AI is the same? It is affecting our land, water and… Read More »Is AI The New Plastic?
Author: Zsófia Rába At United Rising, we believe storytelling is one of the most powerful forms of activism. It allows people not just to speak, but to exist fully, freely, and without reduction. When we… Read More »“Storytelling Is My Freedom”: Suvi West on Art, Identity, and Letting Go
Authors: Júlia Prat, Rosa JorbaThis article is also available in Spanish “Territory is much more than a physical space; it is a source of nourishment, culture, spirituality, and organization.” This article is based on the… Read More »The value of territory as a root of life, identity, and dignity
Authors: Bruno Villalobos & Carmen Piorno In recent years, the crime of Ecocide, defined as “unlawful or wanton acts committed with knowledge that there is a substantial likelihood of severe and either widespread or long-term… Read More »Interview “Ecocide in Peru”
Authors: Nico de Leeuw, Rosa Jorba “Every two weeks, a language vanishes, taking invaluable cultural heritage with it.” According to UNESCO, 40% of the estimated 7,000 languages spoken worldwide are in danger of disappearing at… Read More »The Fight Against Indigenous Language Loss
Author: Bruno Villalobos A woman walks into the depths of the Andean highlands, her husband dead and her son never to return. Phaxsi heads towards an unknown fate. But she is not merely a woman—she… Read More »FROM AND FOR THE ANDES: The Cinema of Óscar Catacora
Author: Kea Medupe Guess the Criminal Today’s column will present to readers the crime of Ecocide via a short mystery fiction. Using a narrative structure, the column will explain a fictional environmental crime in a… Read More »Mystery of the Dying Forest: Who’s Really Guilty?
Authors: Nico de Leeuw and Bruno Villalobos In a global food system characterized by food waste, exploitation of resources, and seed market monopolies, the concept of food sovereignty has gained traction, as it rejects the… Read More »The World Trade Organization: Friend or Foe of Food Sovereignty?
Authors: Zsófia Rába, Rosa Jorba Indigenous women around the world face a unique intersection of challenges stemming from their gender, ethnicity, and socio-economic status. As primary caretakers of natural resources, they play a crucial role… Read More »Indigenous Women’s Economic Empowerment for a Sustainable Future