Across Myanmar and in refugee camps along the Thai border, the Karen Women’s Organisation (KWO) is a powerful force for justice, peace, and community resilience. With tens of thousands of members, KWO is more than an organisation—it is a movement of Karen women leading the way in health, education, social welfare, and political organising. Through […]

The global movement to ban asbestos has won another victory in Moldova, as more countries, including Cambodia, intensify efforts to eliminate its use.

Join us to hear from candidates on their commitments to Australian Aid at the next election.

Governments everywhere must engage full diplomatic links to spell out the consequences of this approach to the US Government during this review period. The US cannot abrogate its global responsibilities, but if this funding suspension becomes permanent, then governments globally must be prepared to step in to fill the breach.

A special report on how the State Electricity Company Workers Union (SP PLN Persero) in Indonesia advocates for cleaner energy while resisting privatisation—a story of workers driving a Just Energy Transition.

At COP29, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and unions from the Global South made their demands clear: urgent action is needed to secure climate justice. The failure of global leaders to deliver an ambitious deal only underscores the importance of worker-led advocacy for tackling climate change.