As we head into fashion month, we're taking a step forward to also highlight the impact of our clothing with The Last Stop, a package emphasizing the long journey of our discarded clothing and its often forgotten final stage — somewhere across several cities in the Global South where communities are tasked with the brunt of the impact. In this series, we meet upcyclers and resellers who are at the center of the clothing waste crisis, hear from garment workers who know firsthand how much (…)

À l'heure où les métropoles du monde entier font face à une crise du logement sans précédent, l'expérience canadienne en matière de contrôle des loyers offre des leçons précieuses pour les mouvements sociaux. De Berlin à Buenos Aires, de San Francisco à Sydney, le même phénomène se répète : explosion des prix immobiliers, gentrification des quartiers populaires et précarisation massive des locataires. Face à cette situation, l'orthodoxie économique néolibérale continue de prétendre que le (…)

Nous condamnons fermement l'arrestation arbitraire et le maintien en détention de Mme Meghna Alam, présidente de la Fondation Miss Bangladesh, en vertu de la loi sur les pouvoirs spéciaux de 1974. Cet acte de répression reflète des défaillances structurelles plus larges dans la protection des libertés civiles et des droits de l'homme au Bangladesh. Mme Alam a été arrêtée à son domicile le 9 avril 2025 par des personnes se présentant comme des agents des forces de l'ordre. Elle aurait été (…)

We strongly condemns the arbitrary arrest and continued detention of Ms Meghna Alam, Chairperson of the Miss Bangladesh Foundation, under the Special Powers Act of 1974. This act of repression reflects broader structural failings in the protection of civil liberties and human rights in Bangladesh. Ms Alam was arrested from her residence on 9 April 2025 by individuals identifying themselves as law enforcement officers. She was reportedly taken without a warrant, held incommunicado by the (…)

During the 2024 Generation Pride march, participants held up posters demanding labour rights and abortion rights, and chanted in solidarity with Palestine. As part of the ongoing struggle for the decriminalisation of same-sex relationships, Sri Lankan activists across generations are continuing to push back against state and societal oppression At 21 years old, in 1999, Upeksha Thabrew was evicted from her house because her family found out about her sexuality. Thabrew's family were (…)

Solar power is at the forefront of the global move towards renewable energy. But how significant is this shift, in countries like Pakistan? For left-wing environmental activists, the rapid expansion of solar energy presents both an opportunity and a challenge. In recent years, Pakistan has seen a staggering increase in solar panel installations, both on and off the grid. Official figures show that grid-connected solar capacity has expanded more than sevenfold in just three years, while (…)