The state of the world’s human rights 2024
This report documents human rights concerns during 2023 in 155 countries, connecting issues at global and regional levels and looking forward to the implications for the future. States and armed groups
This report documents human rights concerns during 2023 in 155 countries, connecting issues at global and regional levels and looking forward to the implications for the future. States and armed groups
looming controversy on proposals for introducing environmental rules in trade has the potential of having the same deal-wrecking impact on the Doha Ministerial meeting of the World Trade
Most people spend 90 per cent of their time inside their homes, offices, schools, hospitals, factories and cars or holed up in public transportation. However, every organised attempt to create a
Encroachments on the beaches by starred hotels and the blatant violation of Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) figured prominently at the South Goa Zilla Panchayat meeting on Tuesday with members
The Cochin Corporation has chalked out a comprehensive plan for solid waste management that envisages reduction by almost 50 per cent the waste handled by the corporation everyday by processing it at
Investigations of scientists from different organisations into 67 of the nearly 150 reported well collapses in Kerala so far have revealed that the occurrences are maximum in Malappuram and Kozhikode
A flood of artificial light has left one in five humans unable to see the bright band of the Milky Way at night, according to a new study of the global effects of light pollution. Chris Elvidge, a
President Bush plans to relax the enforcement of smog regulations by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) after intensive lobbying from the power generating industry, it was reported yesterday.
The Andhra Pradesh government has declared 22 districts drought hit and will seek an assistance of Rs 849.98 crore from the centre to combat the consequences.
The Bush administration, under pressure from utilities, is expected to soon roll back Clinton-era rules requiring utilities and refiners to install costly pollution curbs on coal-fired power plants,
Plaintiffs in a Nagoya air pollution suit against the Japan government and 10 industrial companies gathered Wednesday to formally settle the dispute. They received apologies from the defendant