Are inaction and insufficient efforts in addressing the climate crisis with climate protection a violation of human rights?... Read More
Health and Population
Through its recent publication, FAO emphasizes the importance of preserving the balance of the wildlife-human nexus.... Read More
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in dengue fever cases, in which climate change is a contributing factor. ... Read More
In Papua New Guinea, the WaterAid program aims to empower local women to establish community-managed clean water sources.... Read More
The fertility rate in South Korea hit a record low of 0.72 child per woman. How did this happen and what does this mean for the country?... Read More
Noise pollution in urban spaces is an overlooked threat to public health and the ecosystem.... Read More
Intersectional disparities within Southeast Asian nations contribute to complexities in the cancer care gap.... Read More
WHO’s SEAHEARTS initiative aims to reduce premature mortality from cardiovascular diseases in Southeast Asia.... Read More
People with disabilities in Gaza are not only struggling to survive, but also rapidly increasing in number.... Read More
The UN Human Rights Council has declared breathing clean air as a human right. What can cities do to fulfill your right to clean air?... Read More

How Climate Protection Is a Human Right
FAO Shares Recommendation for Wildlife-Human Interaction in the Asia-Pacific
Dengue Fever Cases Rise as Global Temperature Rises
Empowering Women in Papua New Guinea for Clean Water Access
The Ever-Declining Fertility Rate in South Korea
Tackling Noise Pollution for Quieter and Healthier Cities
Closing the Cancer Care Gap in Southeast Asia
WHO’s SEAHEARTS Aims to Accelerate Cardiovascular Diseases Management in Southeast Asia
The Struggle of People with Disabilities in Gaza, Palestine
5 Things Cities Can Do to Fulfil Your Right to Clean Air