The non-profit combines digital security, responsible data and research as civic groups face expanding technological risks

The legal charity targets governments and companies, while court outcomes reveal the reach and limits of climate litigation

Anti-SLAPP reforms seek to stop legal process being used as punishment while preserving valid reputation claims

Illegal extraction and dumping converge through corruption, financial secrecy and international commodity chains

Public records allow communities to test official promises against permits, emissions and environmental conditions

How documentation, pro bono representation and international advocacy turn individual cases into wider human rights action

How a global rights organisation uses law, policy and local partnerships to defend speech and the public’s right to know

The programme funds emergency responses and long-term protection for activists, journalists and human rights organisations

The organisation combines legal expertise, advocacy and training to protect the rights to speak, know and participate

Communities facing mining, oil and gas harms are pushing for stronger human rights and environmental accountability

Digital tools can support participation and accountability, but only when they solve real civic problems

Digital tools can support participation and accountability, but only when they solve real civic problems

Local organisations are reducing violence, rebuilding trust and making SDG 16 visible in daily life

Barcelona's open-source platform Decidim transforms rigid administration into a dynamic, inclusive urban ecosystem

The alliance tracks threats to public participation and shows why grassroots organising matters for democracy

Gullan Bharo’s death exposes the urgent need for stronger protection, policing and justice for women at risk

Trump-Xi talks highlight the urgent need for diplomacy, cooperation and stronger institutions amid rising global tensions

The organisation’s recent activity reflects a growing focus on leadership, cooperation and wider international engagement

In conflict zones, women-led cultural initiatives are helping communities preserve trust, memory and public life.

How Interpeace tries to move community knowledge into national and international peace policy

Published alongside our earlier report on the International Rescue Committee, this opinion column reflects on why conflict, poverty, climate stress and aid cuts must now be understood as one connected global failure

In conflict settings, the IRC’s joined-up model of health, protection, education and emergency aid matters as needs rise

Conflict harms children long after the shelling stops, through education loss, trauma, displacement and collapsed public services

Informal networks, civic groups and local ties often keep dialogue alive when governments cannot, or will not, talk