What is the circular economy, a cycle back to nature and roots

What is the circular economy, a cycle back to nature and roots

The circular economy is a rather hot topic nowadays, so it’s important to shed light on what the fundamentals are behind this new approach to business. What is the circular economy Before the Industrial Revolution, agricultural economies reused or recycled anything that could be repurposed. Imagine grandmothers reusing old clothing to make new things, useful

What Justin Trudeau is doing for Aboriginal Canadians

What Justin Trudeau is doing for Aboriginal Canadians

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a new budget in March that pledges over 8 billion Canadian dollars for policies aimed at improving the lives of Aboriginal Canadians. This marks a significant increase in government funding focused on the country’s indigenous peoples, with the intent of reversing centuries of discrimination.   Aboriginal Canadians Currently, the aboriginal community in

Kawahiva indigenous tribe wins battle against illegal logging in Brazil

Kawahiva indigenous tribe wins battle against illegal logging in Brazil

Protected areas to safeguard the Kawahiva people – one of the uncontacted indigenous tribes of Brazil’s Mato Grosso state – from the risk of extinction. These will be created according to a decree issued last month by Brazil’s recently appointed Minister of Justice Eugênio Aragão. Survival International’s campaign This decision came after months of campaigning

New report highlights link between migration and increased human trafficking

New report highlights link between migration and increased human trafficking

A new report published by the European Commission reveals that the ongoing refugee crisis has exacerbated the phenomenon of human trafficking across EU Member States.   The problem of human trafficking in the European Union Human trafficking is widespread in Europe, and it isn’t a new phenomenon. Taking advantage of loopholes in relevant legislation, organised crime

Central America, indigenous peoples are essential for conservation

Central America, indigenous peoples are essential for conservation

Indigenous peoples usually depend on natural resources to survive. Society, in turn, depends on its role in safeguarding those resources for our wellbeing.     The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) published a map that highlights how governments and environmental organisations would benefit from an increased cooperation with Central America’s indigenous peoples. The

Who is Alexander Van der Bellen, Austria’s new President

Who is Alexander Van der Bellen, Austria’s new President

Alexander Van der Bellen took his revenge in a sense on the 22nd of May. Indeed, Van der Bellen ran for the vice-presidential elections of the National Assembly, the Austrian Parliament, in 2008. His aim was curbing the growth of the Freedom Party of Austria (FPO), the right-wing, anti-European and anti-migrant Party. However, nationalist Martin Graf

Catching a glimpse of everyday life in war-torn Syria through Avo Kaprealian’s lens

Catching a glimpse of everyday life in war-torn Syria through Avo Kaprealian’s lens

Filmed over two years in Al-Midan, West Aleppo’s predominantly Syrian Armenian neighbourhood, Avo Kaprealian’s documentary, House Without Doors remains open for interpretation but also offers a strong social message. It shows how people live during wartime in an area neglected by mainstream media. Intentionally using semi-professional cameras and mobile phones to capture the confusing aesthetics