The Latest Breaking News from NGOs

The signatories expressed their solidarity with “all of us” and termed the recent actions alarming and unfounded.

In Venezuela's El Callao mining region, countless small, artisanal miners that once sold gold to the government have left the area in the last year because accessible local supplies are depleted and President Nicolas Maduro has been striking deals with bigger miners, seeking more production and more revenue for the…

It is to give impetus to end tuberculosis in the country by 2025

Beyond signing cheques, corporates are recognising that what’s good for society is good for business

Hundreds of thousands of homes are under water in Sindh province. Locals have no food and say the state has abandoned them

This government lower primary school (GLPS) teacher, recipient of this year’s national award from the Union Ministry of Education, did not wait for the government to help him improve the school, but went the extra mile to do it with the help of locals and donor NGOs

An estimated 40.3 million people around the world are trapped in slavery. One in four victims are children, with women and girls affected most. Modern slavery occurs when people are forced to work through violence and intimidation.

Vladimir Putin clearly didn’t expect the strong military resistance Ukraine was able to field when Russian forces invaded six months ago. Nor did Russian leaders expect the Ukrainian state and society to hold together under the sudden onslaught of violence. But hold together they did. Ukrainian civil society, volunteer networks…

Civil society groups say covert screening process excluded government’s critics

“Since this morning, a lot of media persons have been visiting us, asking whether we want to stay in camp or go to flats. What should we say?” said Karim Ahmed. “We had no idea about anything till the media arrived here.”

Like all international agreements, the ATT has limited force. Civil society could help hold governments accountable to it.