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Thai Court Holds Hope for Transboundary Justice in the Mekong
Lawyers representing Thai community members who filed the case against the Xayaburi Dam, return to Court Friday to submit their...
As Blockade Against Sarawak Dam Continues, OECD Complaint Results in Unprecedented Agreement
The blockade to stop the Baram Hydroelectric Dam in Sarawak, Malaysia from being built is now entering into its 21st...
Taking Rivers Into My Future
Standing in front of my house before my last day of work prior to maternity leave. I got this dress...
Narmada Valley: A Conflict Zone
The Sardar Sarovar Dam on the River Narmada – perhaps the most controversial dam project in the world – continues...
Broken Homes and Dry Springs
Assessment studies for dam and hydropower projects in India attempt to look closely at the impacts of river-inhibiting civil works,...
A Journey Through the West Sikkim Hills
Last month, the two-member South Asia team travelled to the West Sikkim Hills, a northern Indian region nestled in the...
Khabang Lejone community, in Lesotho takes the Lesotho Highlands Development Authority to court for delayed payment of compensation.
The Lesotho Highlands Water Project (LHWP), was initiated by a treaty between South Africa and Lesotho in 1983. The main...
PR – International Rivers Intervenes in Compensation Claim Against Lesotho Highlands
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE On Wednesday, 27 May 2015, the Legal Resources Centre (LRC) appeared in the Lesotho High Court in an...
Who Benefits From the Nile?
In a drama that involved threats, name-calling and finger-pointing, a new episode was recently inaugurated when the President of Egypt...
My Journey to Understanding River Health
From April 2015 World Rivers Review The Yuba River in California where Jason first began his exploration of what makes a...