On the day St Paul’s protesters are refused permission to appeal against eviction, Jamie Kelsey-Fry says it will not affect the movement’s momentum.

If this is what being ‘saved’ is like, you can keep it, says Katerina Kitidi.

Photographer Julio Etchart traveled to the Yasuní national park and met the Huaorani community who are battling corporations with eco-tourism.

If international leaders are to help Somalia, they first need to acknowledge their role in its tragedy, say Mark Bradbury and Laura Hammond.

Set your sat-nav to destination ‘Fair Economy’ and join Obama, Merkel, Cameron and the rest on a field trip to a better future.

Despite offering sanctuary to the ousted Maldivian president’s family, Sri Lanka’s government is hedging its bets on the islands’ future.

A year in to his presidency, Benigno Aquino III has failed to address human rights concerns, says Iris Gonzales.

Despite being shelved in 2010, the anti-homosexuality bill is back on the agenda. It must be stopped, says Sokari Ekine.

Two young men returned to India to try. But for many millions, this is reality, not a short-term challenge, says Mari Marcel Thekaekara.

Democracy is dead – but the people are alive (and kicking), says Katerina Kitidi.

Depositors withdraw their money from major banks in favour of ethical alternatives.