Communities are abandoning female genital cutting. And Africa hears them loud and clear
The Senegal-based NGO Tostan helps African communities empower themselves by renouncing harmful traditions such as female genital cutting and child marriage.
Who is Helle Thorning-Schmidt, Save The Children’s new CEO
Former Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt was recently nominated as CEO of the world’s leading charity protecting children worldwide.
What 1% privilege looks like in a time of unrestrained global inequality
Oxfam says global inequality increased in 2015. With the World Economic Forum due to take off we explore this trend through images from the book 1% Privilege in a Time of Global Inequality.
Africa seen from the sky. The magical photos by Arthus-Bertrand for Amani
L’Africa vista dal cielo con gli occhi del fotografo francese Yann Arthus-Bertrand. 13 immagini da scoprire e sfogliare nel calendario 2016 di Amani.
A macabre tale of murder and negligence. Syngenta found guilty of the death of Brazilian activist Keno
Agrochemical company Syngenta has been charged with the death of a Brazilian activist. Eight years after the crime was committed.
A celebration of indigenous peoples every day of the year
The winning images of a photography competition are featured in Survival’s 2016 calendar. To support the NGO that fights for indigenous people’s rights.
Indigenous Colombians need their land back says Amnesty International
The land rights of indigenous Colombians and Afro-descendant communities are the subject of a new Amnesty International report. There won’t be peace if these aren’t respected.
20 November is Universal Children’s Day, to celebrate their rights
Oggi l’Onu celebra bambini e adolescenti, per ricordare che ancora troppi di loro non godono dei diritti che meriterebbero.
Who is behind Anonymous, the hackers who have declared war on Isis
The infamous hacker group Anonymous has declared war on Isis following the Paris attacks, and it wants you to join. But what is behind the grinning mask?
Aguas de Oro. The documentary about a Peruvian woman standing alone against the giants of mining
A woman doesn’t want to leave her land in the Peruvian Andes despite pressure from those who want to expand one of the world’s largest gold mines, in the documentary Aguas de Oro.