Campaign wins, protest outcomes, court victories for civil society and grassroots movements
The Counter-Extremism Expert Building Our Capacity for Compassion
Former extremists now help young people understand how people leave hate behind.
Daily News 03 / 11 / 2026
The EU reports progress on Roma rights, but says major work still remains.
Ranchers in Brazil ordered to leave home of Indigenous people living in voluntary isolation
A Brazilian court gave ranchers 120 days to leave land home to isolated Indigenous people.
Osage Nation speeds up orphan well cleanup as federal oversight recedes
Crews found a well listed as sealed that had no cement plug below its top foot.
Sportspeople back Dobbin's PM plea on ME funding
A letter signed by 360 sportspeople urges the UK to boost funding for ME research.
How researchers debunked ‘race science’: ‘a triumph of scientific self-correction’
Better research overturned claims that human races are biologically distinct.
Cecilia Dieleke Clocks South American Record In 200 Back, Elvira Espinosa Makes History In Dakar
A South American record and a historic Dakar swim highlighted the championship meet.
COP17: Nations chart ‘Yerevan Pathway’ to speed up action for nature
Nations agreed on a new nature roadmap after a review found 2030 goals are off track.
Britain's Dart wins first WTA title of her career
After qualifying, Harriet Dart won seven matches to claim her first WTA title.
A home for the animals that nobody else wants | Luxembourg Times
A Luxembourg center takes in wild animals others may not know how to help.
How Cruzeiro's self-belief inspired Libertadores glory
Cruzeiro won a continental crown in its very first season in the tournament.
Lynn hails grit of 13-player Wales in Japan win
Wales held off Japan with just 13 players after two yellow cards.
The women who won’t let go: Female-led resistance to development harms across Asia
One woman has outlasted 16 prime ministers in a 36-year fight over a dam.
बिहार में बालिका शिक्षा को बढ़ावा देने वाले आंदोलन पर बने वृत्तचित्र को संयुक्त राष्ट्र का पुरस्कार – ThePrint Hindi
A Bihar girls’ education movement inspired a film that won a United Nations award.
Using less politically charged language can 'lower the temperature' on DEI training
Swapping a few DEI terms may make Republicans more open to diversity training.
Philippines halts U.S. e-waste imports but struggles to police customs-free zones
The Philippines has shut off U.S. e-waste imports after months of scrutiny.
Dart stuns Badosa to make second career semi-final
Dart overturned a first-set loss to reach her second WTA Tour semi-final.
A historic land restitution process offers new hope for Botswana’s Indigenous San
A new Botswana plan could return ancestral land rights to San communities.
Lesotho dam authority must pay M90-million in long-overdue compensation | GroundUp
Lesotho communities won an order for M90 million in long-overdue compensation.
EFCC hands over N1.05bn recovered funds to 659 disengaged teachers – Businessday NG
659 Gombe teachers received more than N1.05 billion in recovered entitlements.