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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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International Rivers Protects the World’s Richest Resources | Reward Expert

This article originally appeared on RewardExpert.com. Step into many major cities of the world, and chances are there will be...
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Why Harvey Will Keep Happening – And What We Can Do About It

Soldiers with the Texas Army National Guard move through flooded Houston streets as floodwaters from Hurricane Harvey continue to rise,...
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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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It’s Time to Invest in Congo’s Energy Future

Earlier this month, the DRC government seemed to acknowledge what we have long argued: The proposed Inga 3 Dam, touted...
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International Rivers Condemns Arrest of Indian Activist

International Rivers strongly condemns the arrest of the celebrated Indian activist Medha Patkar and calls for her immediate release, as...
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HydroCalculator: New, Free, Online Tool Helps Citizens Assess Dams | Mongabay

This article was originally published on Mongabay. With mega-dams planned globally, especially in the Amazon and Mekong, the Conservation Strategy...
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In Cambodia, Holdouts Fight a Rising Tide | Devex

This article originally appeared in Devex. Yun Lorang, secretary-coordinator of the Cambodia Indigenous Peoples Alliance, holds a meeting with residents...
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The Fight to Save Rivers Heats Up in Eastern Europe

The fight to save rivers is heating up in Eastern Europe. Last week, river defenders in Bosnia and Herzogovina scaled the...
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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...