All Articles on Shaping a Just World

Hanoi's migrant manual workers keep the city running, but their already precarious work and living conditions have worsened during the pandemic.
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We must dismantle capitalist patriarchy that thrives on exploiting women and nature to attain a socially and environmentally just future.
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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Asia launches an interactive map that lets viewers explore the current state of social and ecological development in eight cities across the region.
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Many delegations left Glasgow with mixed feelings. What are the main takeaways from an African perspective and what are the next steps in the run-up for COP27 in Cairo? Watch the video of a discussion amongst four delegation members from Tanzania,...
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In conflict-affected areas, immediate needs such as protection, peacebuilding and stability are prioritised. Climate change is often viewed as secondary. Why this falls short is explained by Climate Tracker fellow Eman Mounir.
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Ecuador's president Guillermo Lasso announced plans to create a new marine reserve in Galapagos: But will it offer more protection? Experts are skeptical.
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For the last decade, developed countries have failed to meet their yearly pledge of $100 billion to help emerging economies tackle climate change. In the meantime, Africa has had to scramble for money to combat the climate crisis.
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For the Philippines, as one of the nations that is most vulnerable to the climate crisis, the outcomes of COP26 are vital. However, the lack of transparency in the strategy and decision-making of the country’s delegation is becoming a major problem,...
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Many small island developing states (SIDS) are struggling to survive. That is why the island states of Antigua and Barbuda and Tuvalu, which is acutely threatened by sea-level rise, are demanding financial compensation for "losses and damages" at...
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Environmental leaders have expressed concerns about Uganda’s silence on deforestation during the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow.
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