As a string of European states announce withdrawals from a global treaty banning antipersonnel landmines, campaigners are warning countless lives could be put at risk as decades of progress fighting ...

As the world knows, the people of Kenya made their frustrations against the IMF known last year, with protests against IMF fiscal and austerity policies. And this unrest led to President William Ruto ...

CIVICUS speaks with Ukrainian gender rights activist Maryna Rudenko about the gendered impacts of the war in Ukraine and the importance of including women in peacebuilding efforts. Russia’s full-scale ...

Jesselina Rana is the UN Advisor at CIVICUS’s New York office. Mandeep S. Tiwana is Interim Co-Secretary General of CIVICUS, ...

Under the Tanzanian sun, Neema Mushi wipes sweat from her dust-covered face and swings her pickaxe into the earth. this is her life as a woman miner.

Broken or missing teeth can make day-to-day tasks like eating your favorite foods and public speaking a challenge. Dental implants in Greenville offer a reliable, long-lasting option to help restore ...

The world feels heavier these days, and not just because of what’s happening globally. Across families, communities, and households, there’s a quiet rise in health challenges that too often go ...

There’s something quite enjoyable about a thriller that doesn’t simply rely on action or drama, but sincerely engages the mind. When a story flows out like a chess match between characters, with each ...

Having a weak mobile signal is a common problem in many parts of the UK. Whether you’re in the countryside, inside a large house with thick walls, or even in some parts of a city, poor signal can make ...

The most powerful court in Latin America and the Caribbean, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, is preparing to clarify the obligations of States in relation to climate change. In its upcoming ...

Global press freedom is at a “critical moment,” as a major index mapping the state of global press freedom hits an ...

Eight years before the U.S.-backed regime in South Vietnam collapsed, I stood with high school friends at Manhattan’s Penn Station on the night of April 15, 1967, waiting for a train back to ...