G20 Anti-Corruption Commitments At Risk

By Sean Buchanan LONDON (IDN) – As governments across the globe crack down on citizen groups, stifling their ability to speak out and hold governments to account, the role of civil society is more important now than ever. With his in mind, activists from more than 600 civil society organisations and more than 45 countries […]

Empower Indigenous Women, Strengthen Communities

By Santo D. Banerjee NEW YORK (IDN-INPS) – August 9 is International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. On this occasion, UN Women calls on each of us to commit to making the voices of indigenous peoples, and indigenous women, louder and more impactful than ever before: http://www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2018/8/statement-un-women-international-day-of-the-worlds-indigenous-peoples. At a time of unprecedented human mobility, indigenous […]

Climate Change ‘Main Pillar’ of EU-China Relations

By Robert Johnson BRUSSELS (IDN) – Collaboration between the European Union (EU) and China on climate change and clean energy is set to become “a main pillar” of their bilateral partnership, including in their economic relations, according to a joint statement. Titled EU-China Leaders’ Statement on Climate Change and Clean Energy, the statement underlines their […]

300 Parliamentarians Call For Commitment To UN Charter

By Jutta Wolf BERLIN (IDN) – More than 300 parliamentarians representing the collective voice of one billion people from Vancouver to Vladivostok adopted a 76-page declaration on July 11 expressing deep concern about unresolved conflicts and nuclear weapons threats, and proposing measures that should be taken to rebuild peace and security in Europe. The members […]

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