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Equality in Dissent
Some three or four years back I travelled to the Alaknanda River Basin in Uttarakhand. At the time I was...
International Rivers and Human Rights Advocacy
Please join the Berkeley Journal of International Law, the Environmental Law Society, and Ecology Law Quarterly for an exciting event...
Sustainable Hydropower Pitch for Burma Difficult to Swallow
A Karen displaced family fleeing armed conflict in a temporary shelter on the bank of the Salween River, near a...
Thank You for Keeping Rivers Flowing in 2014!
As we near the end of our 2014 Year-End fundraising, we’d like to give a big thanks to all of...
PR – Siemens Linked to Major Rights Abuses Across Americas
German Technology Giant Confronted With Proof of Wrongdoing at Annual Shareholder Meeting Munich, Germany: Dozens of protestors from a...
The Scramble for Water, Land and Oil in the Lower Omo Valley
The remote Omo watershed in East Africa encompasses life-giving rivers and a huge desert lake in both Kenya and Ethiopia....
Omo River, Lake Turkana at Risk from Dams and Plantations
Dams and irrigated plantations being built in Ethiopia will bring major changes to the flow of the Lower Omo River,...
Yamuna: My River Story
I have no teenage recollections of the river that flows through my place of birth and schooling. This is a...
Bhutan and its Development Dilemma
In November last year, International Rivers’ team in South Asia and the Legal Initiative for Forests & Environment (LIFE) organized...
A Month in the Cradle of Humanity
Narissa Allibhai. Sustainable development researcher This is a guest blog by Narissa Allibhai, an African sustainable development researcher who undertook...