Why the UN added Brazil to the Hunger Map once againThe UN found that 61.3 million Brazilians face food insecurity Written by Luís Gustavo CarmoTranslated by Liam Anderson30 August 2022
Peruvian trans activist and Harvard student dies in police custody in IndonesiaFamily alleged that the activist was torturedWritten by Juke Carolina26 August 2022
Rap battles in São Paulo seek to strengthen marginalized culture and identityThe battles are "a space to vent, to get to know other realities"Written by Agência MuralTranslated by Edgar Velozo20 August 2022
We must question colonialism in legal discourse, says Colombian lawyerFor Fernanda Sánchez Jaramillo, Indigenous peoples advance the legal discourse on natureWritten by Melissa VidaTranslated by Anthony Sutterman19 August 2022
Climate change threatens Indigenous farming and cultures in the Brazilian AmazonFloods, unpredictable seasons, and rising temperatures directly affect Indigenous people's food securityWritten by Agencia Publica, Liam Anderson18 August 2022
In Brazil and India we are seeing an increase in tensions between platforms and states Twitter and Meta in an uneasy relationship with the governmentWritten by Advox17 August 2022
Five songs to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ DayWomen and nonbinary musicians represent their identity through songWritten by Melissa Vida9 August 2022
Advocacy groups in the Americas focus on tackling rising surveillance technologySurveillance technology is often sold as the end-all solution to fight crimeWritten by IFEX5 August 2022
Undertones: How a composite sketch gone viral sparked a debate in NicaraguaThere are about 170 political prisoners in NicaraguaWritten by Civic Media Observatory4 August 2022
Brazilian lawyer after murders in the Amazon: ‘We need the state to maintain a presence in the region’Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira and journalist Dom Phillips were found dead on June 15Written by Agencia Publica, Liam Anderson3 August 2022