Climate change threatens Africa’s rhinos. Extreme heat, poaching, and habitat loss are pushing the animals closer to extinction. In the grasslands of sub-Saharan Africa, few animals are as instantly recognizable as the rhinoceros. But both black and white rhinos have been under intense pressure from poaching and habitat loss, which have pushed these species close to extinction. And a new study warns...
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Climate change is bringing malaria to new areas. In Africa, it never left
Climate change is bringing malaria to new areas. In Africa, it never left. When cases of locally transmitted malaria were...
Climate change threatens Africa’s rhinos
Climate change threatens Africa’s rhinos. Extreme heat, poaching, and habitat loss are pushing the animals closer to extinction. In the...
Opinion: How the UAE’s mafia-style tactics are hurting both Sudans
Opinion: How the UAE’s mafia-style tactics are hurting both Sudans. The UAE has signed agreements with Sudan and South Sudan,...
East London money launderer on the run after smuggling suitcases stuffed with cash to Dubai
East London money launderer on the run after smuggling suitcases stuffed with cash to Dubai. An east London money launderer is on...
Environment
Climate change is bringing malaria to new areas. In Africa, it never left
Climate change is bringing malaria to new areas. In Africa, it never left. When cases of locally transmitted malaria were...
Climate change threatens Africa’s rhinos
Climate change threatens Africa’s rhinos. Extreme heat, poaching, and habitat loss are pushing the animals closer to extinction. In the...
Scientists Urge Action Over Life-Threatening Pollution From Solar Power Waste In Africa
Scientists Urge Action Over Life-Threatening Pollution From Solar Power Waste In Africa. Researchers from The University of Manchester investigating waste...
Cockroach infestations are up by a third in Spain: Is climate change to blame?
Cockroach infestations are up by a third in Spain: Is climate change to blame? Rising temperatures across Spain are thought...
Human Rights
Rwanda: Genocide Archives Released
(Nairobi) – Human Rights Watch announced today that it is releasing a series of archives highlighting the extraordinary efforts of human rights defenders in Rwanda and...
High Court grants permission for journalist’s legal case against UAE’s alleged spyware use
Rania Dridi, a journalist and former activist known for her involvement in the Tunisian revolution of 2011, has been granted...
Gambian Parliament advances bill lifting ban on female genital mutilation
Crowds formed to protest against a bill aimed at decriminalizing female genital mutilation protest as the Gambian Parliament debated the...
The Global Dimensions of the Chinese Government Human Rights Abuses
Why have democracies failed in curtailing Xi Jinping’s human rights abuses? And how can they better insulate themselves from Beijing’s...
Crime
Opinion: How the UAE’s mafia-style tactics are hurting both Sudans
Opinion: How the UAE’s mafia-style tactics are hurting both Sudans. The UAE has signed agreements with Sudan and South Sudan,...
East London money launderer on the run after smuggling suitcases stuffed with cash to Dubai
East London money launderer on the run after smuggling suitcases stuffed with cash to Dubai. An east London money launderer is on...
Why Iran and Russia can dodge Western sanctions
Iran has been living with Western sanctions for almost 40 years, and never have so many sanctions been imposed so...
South Africa Battles to Extradite Gupta Brothers from the UAE
Advocate Shamila Batohi, the National Director of Public Prosecutions of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), disclosed ongoing struggles faced by...
VIDEOS
“Climate of Fear”: Inside UAE’s Use of U.S. Mercenaries to Carry Out Assassinations in Yemen
Democracy Now! speaks with filmmaker Nawal Al-Maghafi about her BBC investigative report which reveals new details about how the United Arab Emirates hired...
How climate change risks impact people with disabilities
As the planet warms scientists say natural disasters are becoming more destructive and more frequent, and the data shows certain...
“Carbon bombs”: The nation states, the primary culprits in the exploitation of fossil reserves
Governments are being urged to stop granting new permits for coal, oil, and gas extraction, 10 nations are the ones...