Victims of rights violations will suffer from law targeting investigative journalism and NGOs offering legal assistance
Residents tell of anger over government's plans to flood villages to build reservoir to increase water for the canal
Attacking those searching for missing loved ones is ‘particularly despicable’ politics, says activist Lisa Sánchez
Mothers hoped visit would offer answers about the disappeared. Instead, they say, it was a state-orchestrated spectacle
It’s no wonder that COP28 and COP29 reduced trust in climate diplomacy. But we could rebuild it by shifting priorities
COP ignores reality on the ground in Latin America and wrongly assumes governments are key drivers of climate policies
Trump’s plan to detain migrants follows a long history of the US locking up vulnerable people at the camp
Humanitarian workers in Europe, Latin America and Africa tell openDemocracy about the impact of Trump’s attack on USAID
Maduro took office last week for a third consecutive term. Now, he’s consolidating his position as dictator
Revealed: Residents of only state-run home designed to support teen mothers fell victim to authorities’ incompetence
After Trump 2.0, these powerful men have eyes on Brazil next. Here’s what can be done to defend our democracy
openDemocracy’s new documentary follows Sacred Headwaters Alliance as they travel the territory they are trying to save
