Sarojeni Rengam (Malaysia) writes about how COVID-19 pandemic has also exposed a number of other critical systemic holes in other sectors including agriculture and food production.
Stop the Wall reflects on the global "World Without Walls" campaign that aims to connect struggles against militarization and discrimination from India to Brazil, from the Philippines to Argentina, from Malaysia to California, and beyond.
Activists around the world have been meeting every few weeks since March 2020 for an online meeting point coined the "Karibu Space". Check out this video for a glimpse.
The Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants (APMM) have released a 12-minute video presenting the issues confronting migrants and refugees during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as their demands, both urgent and long-term.
More than 300 organisations from around the world have released an open-statement condemning the ways that the mining industry and numerous governments are taking advantage of the Covid-19 pandemic to manufacture new mining opportunities.
Faith-based and civil society groups release Unity Statement for the protection and promotion of human rights in the Philippines.
Several of Karibu’s partner organizations will be contributing to the upcoming Norwegian Social Forum, from 4.-6. September. The theme of the 2020 forum is “From Crisis to Struggle,” with focus
TAAF lifts up a 9-point plan to reset tourism to a new form of tourism that is based on human rights, justice, equity, local sovereignty, and sustainable development.
We hear from Catalina Balla (Chile) about the work that the COLECTIVA network is doing related to related to challenging the false dilemma many governments are leading us to: that of either health or that of privacy, and 8...
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Governments and corporations have historically used crises as opportunities to introduce new policies that would otherwise be impossible to pass, normalizing them in a new status quo. We speak to Sahar Vardi (Israel) about the new work being done...