Join the Editors Guild of India in condemning and opposing this outrageous challenge — in substance as well as in procedure — to the constitutional right to freedom of speech and media freedom.

Jason Braganza from AFRODAD at #AfCoDD stresses that we will fall short of truly transformative reparative justice proposals if we think in silos... we must look at debt alongside wider economic justice, tax, austerity, trade, culture, feminist and gender dimensions

A delegation of civil society organisations from Nepal, led by Bhakta Bishwakarma, Chair of Equity Society Nepal and General Secretary of Asia Dalit Rights Forum (ADRF) (GCAP Social Justice Task Force), submitted the GCAP briefing on social protection to the European Union (EU)

Economic Justice Mobilisation was launched in Koshi province of Nepal on 12 August 2025. The Nepal Country Inequality Report 2025 was also launched at the event. Key demands were: End inequality; empower the poor; and ensure dignity, fairness, and decent wages for all.

CEC Gyanesh Kumar tells RaGa to either put all his allegations on an affidavit or apologise to the country...Do you agree with Gyanesh Kumar? Former CECs Dr. S.Y. Quraishi, O. P. Rawat & Ashok Lavasa respond. #IndiaTodayConclaveSouth #ElectionCommission | Rajdeep Sardesai

Re-reading this important book by Joseph E. Stiglitz on how today’s extreme inequality is eroding the rule of law & democracy. It’s time for all thinking people to realize that this high inequality is not natural & we must act to reverse this trend.

Rise up to Draw The Line against fossil fuels! Renewable energy is cleaner, cheaper and more democratic. Sustainable food systems are key to climate and health. The fight against fossil fuels and for renewables and sustainable food is a fight for food sovereignty, public health,

We demand an equitable and just transition away from fossil fuels towards 100% renewable energy (RE) systems that addresses potential dislocations and disruptions, protects and promotes the rights and welfare of people and ensures that the costs and benefits of the transition are

Beyond their excessive continuing and historical emissions, the Global North’s climate debt is also composed of the continuing economic and social debt owed to the Global South due to colonisation, neo-colonisation and exploitative and inequitable economic and financial

National and local mechanisms for just transitions must guarantee meaningful participation of workers, Indigenous peoples, affected communities, women, youth and all impacted sectors — ensuring their agency in shaping policies and decisions. #PhaseOutFossilFuels #EconomicJustice

Governments must establish a global mechanism for just transition that can ensure an equitable and just transition does not exacerbate inequalities and exploitative relations between and within countries. #PhaseOutFossilFuels #EconomicJustice #ChangeTheSystem #FundTheFuture

APMDD member Nadi Ghati Morcha led mobilizations from Sept 19 to 21 across Chhattisgarh, India — w/ Indigenous communities, youth, farmers & domestic workers. We #DrawTheLine vs inequalities, we fight to defend our commons & we demand system change!

"Are we prepared to look our children in the eyes and say: "This is the world you’ll inherit, and there’s nothing we can do about it"? - President of Slovenia Nataša Pirc Musar at #UNGA General Debate news.un.org/en/story/2025/…

🌍Join us today for the online Global People’s Assembly Event – 10 Years of SDGs! 🗓 Today, 25 September 2025 ⏰ 7–9 AM New York time | 11 AM–1 PM GMT/UTC 🔗 Register Now: t.ly/hwwlt Details here: t.ly/Lyfbm #PeoplesAssembly #EconomicJustice

Global People’s Assembly Event – 10 Years of SDGs🌍 “Poverty is up again, inequality rising, climate crisis deepening — SDGs face contradictions & corporate capture. We need bold alliances, systemic transformation & fossil fuel non-proliferation.” – Kumi Naidoo, Human Rights &

Global People’s Assembly Event Marks 10 Years of SDGs: A Call for Justice, Accountability & Systemic Change🌍 Around 200 civil society leaders, grassroots activists and global networks came together to mark a decade of SDGs. The message was clear: 10 years in, most SDGs are off