2024

‘If the mission succeeds, the authorities won’t have to turn again to the international community to maintain peace’

Rosy Auguste Ducéna | HAITI

CONFLICT | CRISIS

CARIBBEAN

11.Jun.2024

EN FR

‘The entrenched system instils fear, making progress for civil society slow and difficult’

Kirsten Han | SINGAPORE

DEMOCRACY

SOUTHEAST ASIA

10.Jun.2024

‘The rise of the far right will make things more difficult, but the EU will remain functional – for now’

Andreas Müller | GERMANY

DEMOCRACY

EUROPE

09.Jun.2024

‘Our legal action forced the authorities to act to protect nature and people’s health’

Francesco Maletto | ITALY

ECONOMY | ENVIRONMENT

EUROPE

08.Jun.2024

‘Civil society has remained active in a context of erosion of democracy and receding civic space’

Larbi Sadiki | TUNISIA

FREEDOMS

NORTHERN AFRICA

07.Jun.2024

‘Repression sends a sobering message to anyone toying with the idea of organising for rights’

Joaquín Elo | EQUATORIAL GUINEA

‘The court sent a message that LGBTQI+ people are human beings entitled to all rights and freedoms’

‘We don’t need a new media law, but proper implementation of the existing one’

Fabián Werner | URUGUAY

‘The coalition agreement softened the far-right’s stance, but the new government won’t defend minorities’

Thijs Berman | THE NETHERLANDS

DEMOCRACY

EUROPE

02.Jun.2024

‘A free press is the ultimate antidote to the fog of war’

Carlos Martínez de la Serna | GAZA

CONFLICT | CRISIS

MIDDLE EAST

31.May.2024