Ecuador: The Tribes Vs. Chevron-Texaco

Thousands of people representing Ecuador's indigenous tribes are suing Chevron-Texaco over the pools of toxic wastewater the company left behind....

Regions: Ecuador, United States

Issues: Corporations and human rights, Discrimination, Environment

Making the Connection

The pilot phase of the Roma Information Project (RIP) was launched in January 2002. The Advocacy Project trained six Roma "eRiders" who would be able to provide ICT support to over 100 Roma.

Regions: Hungary, Romania, Serbia

Issues: Minorities, Poverty, Racial discrimination

Zimbabwe's food crisis - 07 Feb 09

Aid agencies warn that more people in Zimbabwe people will have to rely on food handouts as an acute shortage of food persists.

Regions: Zimbabwe

Issues: Food & health & development, Poverty

Zimbabwe still lacking leadership and food

Four days after a supposedly historic power-sharing deal was signed, Zimbabwe is still without a new government. ...

Regions: Zimbabwe

Issues: Food & health & development, Poverty

Ms. Foundation for Women

Founded in 1973, the Ms. Foundation for Women is the first and leading women’s fund and the foundation engaged across the United States to build women’s collective power to ignite change. The Ms....

Regions: United States

Issues: Minorities, Poverty, Women's rights

People for Equality and Relief in Lanka (PEARL)

PEARL was formed in 2005 after a handful of volunteers worked in Sri Lanka and was exposed firsthand to the egregious human rights violations there....

Regions: Sri Lanka

Issues: Impunity, Mass killings, Minorities

Teachers 4 Justice Now

Through the use of mass media we inform the public about the Civil and Human Right violations presently being perpetuated in NYC's Rubber Rooms; the 13 temporary reassignment centers maintained by t...

Regions: United States

Issues: Discrimination, Education, Human rights defenders

Corporate Accountability International

Regions: Global

Issues: Environment, Food & health & development, Water