Climate change

The article examines the impact of environmental crime and biodiversity loss on women from rural and indigenous communities in Ecuador, Mexico, Cameroon, and Indonesia. It highlights the gendered dimensions of …

The Gendered Impact of Environmental Crime and Biodiversity Loss on Indigenous Women in Forest Ecosystems Read More

On September 25, 2024, Zimbabwe and Namibia announced significant wildlife culling due to severe drought-induced food shortages affecting millions. Zimbabwe will cull elephants for the first time in decades, while …

Drought-Induced Wildlife Culling in Zimbabwe and Namibia: A Dire Response to Food Insecurity Read More

Severe flooding caused by torrential rains has affected over 2.7 million people across Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon, raising urgent concerns about food security as homes and fields are submerged. Action …

Severe Flooding Crisis in Central and East Africa: A Humanitarian Emergency in Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon Read More

Severe flooding in Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon has displaced millions and led to significant agricultural losses, exacerbating food insecurity. Urgent financial aid is required to assist those affected, with over …

Severe Flooding Crisis Impacts Millions in Chad, Nigeria, and Cameroon Read More

Sudan and Chad are currently experiencing severe flooding, affecting over 1.5 million people, while Lesotho is facing a historic drought impacting approximately 700,000 individuals. The UN is actively coordinating humanitarian …

Humanitarian Crises in Sudan, Chad, and Lesotho: A Call for Urgent Action Read More

The recent floods in Chad and Nigeria have impacted over 2.1 million people, causing over 1,000 deaths and displacing nearly 1 million individuals. The floods have ravaged homes and livelihoods, …

Severe Flooding Crisis in Chad and Nigeria: A Humanitarian Emergency Response Required Read More