Navigating at the intersection of climate change and migration
The article explores four stories from Indonesia and Morocco, uncovering factors driving climate migration and accentuates the necessity of rights and justice centric actions.
Rachael Diniega
Daniela Paredes Grijalva
Hundreds feared drowned in deadly Mediterranean boat capsize
At least 78 people have been confirmed dead in the disaster, but up to 750 could still be missing at sea.
Staff Writer
How Pakistan’s devastating deluge created a mobility crisis
Pakistan's devastating floods last year left a trail of damage and millions of people homeless that are now struggling to relocate from makeshift camps or migrate to cities.
Injie Anis
Uncovering the struggles of India’s internal migrants
Hidden beneath the glimmering skyscrapers and bustling cities of India, the plight of migrant workers has often been overlooked and disregarded. From construction sites to factories, their stories paint a
Akansha Deshmukh
Factoring water harvesting as climate change adaptation
Climate change related droughts are forcing many farmers in Zimbabwe to migrate, but some are adjusting by using rainwater harvesting strategies.
Andrew Mambondiyani
How the Nakba came to define the collective Palestinian identity
Palestinian communities in East Jerusalem, in the southern Hebron hills, in the Naqab Desert and elsewhere, are still suffering the consequences of Israel’s quest for demographic supremacy.
Ramzy Baroud
UK’s racist dog whistle politics vilifies British Pakistani Muslims
Whereas the UK Home Office inquiry revealed that group-based child sexual exploitation offenders are mostly white, conservatives target British Pakistani community.
Tahir Abbas
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