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Women Must Be Central to Decisions on Mekong Hydropower | The Bangkok Post

In this 2014 photo taken prior to the construction of a series of dams, a woman collects weeds from the...
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Head of Dam Company Arrested for Murder of Berta Cáceres

Manifestación Berta Cáceres en las puertas de la OEA en Washington DC el 5 de abril de 2016.Daniel Cima via...
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Dams and Child Rights in the Mekong: Campaigning Across Borders

Mueda Nawanat As a young public interest lawyer working to secure the rights of stateless children, Mueda Nawanat is constantly on the...
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Honduras: COPINH Members Face More Intimidation

As Honduras remains in suspended animation in the wake of a contested presidential election, the military is continuing to intimidate...
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"We Will Fight Until We Die, We Will Not Leave" - Dams and Environmental Rights in the Mekong | Human Rights Defender

The rivers of Southeast Asia are increasingly threatened by the construction of cascades of large dams, which will irreversibly alter...
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Antônia Melo Wins Alexander Soros Foundation Award for 2017

Antônia MeloVerena Glass We are thrilled to share the news that Antônia Melo, our close friend and partner, and tireless...
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Thailand Must Act on its Commitment to Business and Human Rights Regulations

Participants at the Public Seminar on Thai Outbound InvestmentInternational Rivers Released at the Public Seminar on Thai Outbound Investment: Follow-up...
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Victory for Indigenous Peoples as Brazil’s Supreme Court Rejects Attempts to Limit Indigenous Land Rights

In a major victory for indigenous peoples, Brazil’s Supreme Court ruled unanimously this week in favor of indigenous land rights...
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We Are Made of the Sacred!

This article originally appeared on Medium. Munduruku people confirm they will return to occupy dam construction sites in the Amazon...
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Desperate to Save His Job, Brazil's President Temer Escalates Assault on Indigenous Peoples and Amazonian Forests

This week, Brazil’s highly unpopular President Michel Temer signed a legal opinion from the office of his Attorney General (AGU)...