On Tuesday, September 22, 2020, the Indigenous Peoples Articulation-APIB petitioned the Federal Supreme Court (STF) for the government to explain in court the lies that Jair Bolsonaro is spreading and denounced the attacks against indigenous peoples at the UN.

Moria is burning. This horror in the heart of Europe has been denounced as early as 2015 by dozens of organizations. At the time of the fire, 13 thousand people were locked in a prison of mud, rubbish and violence.

This situation is indicative of the overall policy of necropolitics practiced by the European Union and its member states towards migrant and refugee peoples and is combined with the policy of militarised externalisation of borders.

Self-call to the First Global Assembly for the Amazon, against ethnocide, ecocide and extractivism in the Amazon which is aggravated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This collaborative evolutionary mapping project seeks to identify initiatives of direct solidarity with indigenous peoples. Led by indigenous groups, organizations and institutions, these initiatives aim to fill the gaps in the management of national states in this crisis that particularly affects indigenous peoples.

Article from Frances Madeson about the the International Longshore and Warehouse Union’s (ILWU) historic Juneteenth. call to action to the Labor movement to act in defense of Black Lives. The article features Cooperation Jackson’s executive director, Kali Akuno, speaking on behalf of the organization and the People’s Strike coalition.

Lettre ouverte des mouvements, syndicats, associations et ONGs adréssée au Président du Comité permanent de l’Assemblée nationale populaire contre la loi sur la sécurité nationale à Hong Kong.

We call on EU governments, to end their bi-lateral agreements on externalisation of borders and to also stop its investment in military equipment. Instead, it is urgently needed that the EU and its member states resume responsibility to save lives and ensure the exercise of human rights to all migrant and refugee people.

In the face of growing health, social, economic, political and environmental crises, many networks, organizations, and social movements are engaged in national, regional, continental and worldwide discussions on the challenges in front of us. The aim of the Global Dialogue for Systemic Change is to support this process, creating stronger links among activist groups and social movements, and bringing in a wider range of activists and organisations from Africa, Asia, South and North America and Europe.

The crisis that COVID-19 has provoked globally presents a crossroads to the peoples of Abya Yala - Latin America. The popular organizations are the first line of resistance against the worst expressions of the decomposing system.

The depth, extension and intensity of the deterioration over the last several weeks of the already dramatic situation of the hundreds of thousands of migrants - across the scenarios of the Aegean and the Balkan routes, with the concurrent responsibilities of Turkey, Greece, and the European (...)