May 17, 2021
News, Events, Arts and Culture for Environmental Justice.
May 13, 2021 marks the 36th anniversary of the 1985 bombing of the home and headquarters of MOVE, a Black liberation group based out of…
Gaza’s Ministry of Health reported on Monday that 20 Palestinians, including nine children, were assassinated during the Israeli airstrike while at least 300 more were…
During the pandemic, the mental health of many shantytowns and favelas were hit hard by Covid-19. Police operations continued to happen within these communities along…
West Moberly First Nations recently won an important motion following an appearance in court in March. B.C. Supreme Court has ordered disclosure of documents related to…
The National Strike Committee in Colombia called this Tuesday for a large mobilization for next Wednesday, May 5, to demand the government comply with a…
In his first major policy speech on Friday, Austin is demanding the U.S. military to move towards a faster and more innovative approach by leveraging emerging…
Zambia is among countries selected for a five-year initiative to ensure that children under five years have access to the routine vaccine, a senior government official said…
Deforestation is robbing all of us, of the very air we breathe. Black & Indigenous farmers in Brazil are being targeted by law enforcement for…
Brazil’s National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) President Antonio Barra on Monday informed that his country will not import the Sputnik V vaccine nor allow its…
In the Minneapolis trial for the death of George Floyd last May 25, 2020, Jurors found the former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on all charges, bringing…
