Covid-19: The peoples’ path from crisis to recovery

What impact has the Covid-19 pandemic had on the peoples, communities and allies that Friends of the Earth works...

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Fisherfolk who plant trees: Turning the tide on mangrove deforestation

Planting trees seems a strange thing for a fisherman to do. And when a group of fishermen began planting...

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13 years is too long for victims of Shell’s oil spills to wait for justice.

On Friday 29th January 2021, justice prevailed for the people of the oil-soaked Niger Delta. After a thirteen-year struggle...

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Justice at last – Dutch court orders Shell to compensate Nigerian farmers for oil spill harm.

"Victims of environmental pollution, land grabbing, or exploitation now have a better chance to win a legal battle against...

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Nigerian farmers and Friends of the Earth win oil pollution case against Shell in historic ruling

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Organisations urge Biden Administration to do more on climate than merely rejoin Paris Agreement

President Joseph Biden is expected to take the United States back into the Paris Agreement on Inauguration day (20...

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“Nobody can tell us what to do”: Agroecology as resistance

“We can’t afford to plant only one crop - we have to do what is of more benefit to...

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Indian farmers lead historic struggle for Food Sovereignty, Anti-fascism, Democracy and Human Rights

Friends of the Earth International stands in solidarity with Indian farmers and workers in their continuing protests against the...

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Shell awaits judgement as historic climate case hearings conclude in the Hague.

AMSTERDAM, 17 December 2020 - The business model of one of the world's biggest oil companies, Shell, hangs in...

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Internationalist solidarity to condemn systematic violence against the Colombian people.

Friends of the Earth International hereby expresses internationalist solidarity with the Colombian people, and demands an end to the...

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