Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen will still have the chance to arrest Putin – virtually
Book chronicles how the tragedy of losing his mother when he was a teenager propelled Kumi Naidoo into a life of fighting against apartheid
The climate policies of both parties are constrained because they are far too wedded to the neoliberal economic systems
Resource scarcity is dangerous in politically unstable states, where climate change has already been linked to violent conflict and communal upheaval
"What hurts is that my government might have been engaging in surveillance on me and may have shared that, upon request, with South Korea," he said.
Greenpeace’s <i>Kumi Naidoo</i> writes from a prison in Greenland about the effect deep water drilling in the Arctic could have on climate change.
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/ 7 February 2011
Davos is not a revival meeting for the socially or ecologically aware, but many are starting to realise it’s directly linked to their bottom line.
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/ 16 September 2010
As a significant resolution hits the table at the UN Human Rights Council this month, SA’s vote will make all the difference, argue activists.
When the cloud of apartheid still hovered over our heads, an atmosphere of fear pervaded the country, pushing its way into the thoughts of every activist — the fear that the car trailing you might pull you into detention, the jolt of adrenalin that woke you when a car stopped outside your house at night, writes Kumi Naidoo.
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/ 16 December 2003
With increasing influence, status and resources on the part of civil society groups also comes the burden of increased public accountability. Civil society organisations, particularly those involved in advocacy work, are coming under pressure to improve their transparency and accountability.