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The contract must go! #droppalantir ❌ 100+ organisations and individuals worldwide have joined the DROP PALANTIR campaign, demanding that the World Food Programme: ❌Ends its contract with Palantir 👉Publishes the full contracts and data-sharing agreements 🔍Commissions an independent, public review of this and all its tech partnerships 🗓️Funds a time-bound plan to move to open-source, public-interest infrastructure ✍️ sign the letter now as an individual, or get your organisation, community or collective on board. 🔗 link in bio, different languages here: ES: https://lnk.itforchange.net/fuerapalantir PT: https://lnk.itforchange.net/forapalantir FR: https://lnk.itforchange.net/dehorspalantir EN: https://lnk.itforchange.net/droppalantirfromwfp AR: https://lnk.itforchange.net/droppalantirarabic #palantir #wfp #digitaljustice
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As mulheres camponesas, indígenas, negras e trabalhadoras estão na linha de frente do impacto causado pela expansão do poder corporativo. O modelo extrativista e o agronegócio não apenas destroem os territórios, mas sobrecarregam as mulheres com o trabalho de cuidado, contaminam a água que alimenta suas famílias e intensificam a violência patriarcal e territorial. O feminismo popular nos ensina que o corpo e o território são uma unidade indissociável de resistência. Não há justiça de gênero sem o fim do extrativismo predatório e da exploração de nossas vidas em nome do lucro de poucas transnacionais. Quando o capital destroi um território, são as mulheres que sustentam a vida e a organização comunitária em meio ao caos. Por isso, o combate à impunidade corporativa é também uma luta feminista. Exigimos um Tratado Vinculante que incorpore de forma transversal a perspectiva de gênero, reconhecendo o impacto diferenciado das violações corporativas sobre as mulheres e garantindo a proteção efetiva das defensoras de direitos humanos e do território. Pela vida das mulheres e pelo direito de vivermos livres da violência corporativa: pelo feminismo popular, um Tratado Vinculante forte!
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🌾🛻🪏90% of biodiversity loss is estimated to be driven by extractive land use change. Yet the global financial system continues to reward the industries behind it. As countries meet at #COP17 to review progress on global biodiversity commitments, some of the most consequential decisions for nature are being made far beyond the negotiating rooms, in central banks, credit rating agencies and international financial institutions. In the first of our Elephants in the Room series, Audrey Irvine-Broque and Jessica Dempsey (University of British Columbia) examine how the international financial architecture constrains governments’ ability to protect biodiversity, and why reforming its rules must become part of the global biodiversity agenda. Can we achieve biodiversity targets without changing the economic rules that undermine them? Read the report 📖 Link in bio 🔗 🖼️ by @aurora_feral
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Ontem, 16 de outubro, foi o Dia Mundial da Alimentação. Data também conhecida como o Dia de Luta pela Soberania Alimentar, pauta reivindicada por movimentos sociais, campesinos, indígenas, mulheres em luta e pelo poder popular. E temos um recado internacionalista para dar 🔥 A terra e a água não são mercadorias; são a base da vida e do sustento de milhões de famílias no campo e na cidade. No entanto, o agronegócio transnacional e as grandes corporações alimentares continuam promovendo o acaparamento de terras, o uso desenfreado de agrotóxicos, a monocultura devastadora e a expulsão de comunidades camponesas e indígenas de seus territórios ancestrais. A soberania alimentar é o direito fundamental dos povos de decidir suas próprias políticas agrícolas e alimentares, priorizando a produção agroecológica e local. Mas esse direito está constantemente sob ataque pela impunidade corporativa, que destrói a biodiversidade, contamina as fontes de água e ameaça a segurança alimentar global em nome do lucro ilimitado. Para proteger quem cultiva a terra e garante a comida em nossas mesas, a regulamentação voluntária não basta. É urgente aprovar um Tratado Vinculante na ONU que imponha limites severos ao poder das corporações do agronegócio e responsabilize as empresas por violações de direitos e destruição ambiental. Defender a soberania alimentar é defender a vida e a dignidade humana. Por isso gritamos em uma só voz: pela soberania alimentar, um Tratado Vinculante forte! Saiba mais: bit.ly/XequeMateETN Confira nossa série Xeque-Mate no poder corporativo em: bit.ly/XequeMateSérie
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@agrowingculture is a global media organization and this is their most recent coverage on the "Four Betters?" report we published in time for the Small Scale Fisheries Summit and the 37th Session of the FAO's Committee on Fisheries (COFI). The report was endorsed by @nyeleniforum @wamip.global @worldmarchofwomen @la_via_campesina_official @treaty_council @globalphm and supported by @etc_group_ @wearefoodrise @foe_int @transnationalinstitute @fianinternational and @icsf.1. #repost @agrowingculture: Industrial aquaculture harms are increasing by the year. But despite this fact, FAO’s Blue Transformation Programme incentivises the expansion and intensification of industrial aquaculture. For grassroots movements, the programme is only serving as a corporate blueprint. 🐟We do not need a Blue Transformation that makes corporations stronger and fishing communities weaker. A real transformation begins with fishers’ rights, their territories intact and food sovereignty. Fish should nourish communities before they nourish corporate supply chains. @world_forum_of_fisher_peoples newest report reveals the dark threats of industrial aquaculture and the many ways communities are working to protect their territories and livelihoods. Read the full report at their link in bio or at fish4foodsovereignty.org and share it widely. — We are grateful to marine biologist, photographer and storyteller Sirachai Arunrugstichai (@shinalodon) for sharing his photos of unique fishing traditions from communities across Asia, the living cultures that embody the ecological relationships between man and biodiversity that are constantly under threat by Industrial Aquaculture.
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New report by TWN, Friends of the Earth International, Rainforest Action Network, Global Youth Biodiversity Network & the Convention on Biodiversity Women’s Caucus exposes the economic rules, harmful financial flows & corporate interests driving biodiversity loss as countries prepare for Yerevan. Download the report 🔽 tinyurl.com/ElephantsCOP17 🔗link in bio 🖼️ beautiful illustrations by @aurora_feral
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We live in a deeply unequal global economic system, where transnational corporations amass incalculable wealth whilst making working conditions precarious and evading taxes that should fund essential public services. Through financial power and political influence, these companies place private interests above peoples and labour rights. Economic justice demands a radical transformation of these structures of exploitation, ensuring human rights take precedence over investor rights. We need international rules to dismantle this architecture of impunity through a strong UN legally Binding Treaty. 💼⚖️ // Vivimos en un sistema económico global profundamente desigual, donde las corporaciones transnacionales acumulan riquezas incalculables mientras precarizan el trabajo, explotan a las comunidades y evaden impuestos para los servicios públicos. A través de su influencia política, estas empresas anteponen sus intereses privados al bienestar social. La justicia económica exige una transformación radical donde los derechos humanos prevalezcan sobre los intereses de los inversionistas y los tratados de libre comercio. Necesitamos normas internacionales para poner fin a esta arquitectura de impunidad mediante un Tratado Vinculante. 💼⚖️ #Checkmate #JaqueMate #EconomicJustice #BindingTreaty #LaborRights
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The 12th session for a UN Binding Treaty has officially closed! After a long week of political formation and negotiations at the United Nations, with a delegation of affected communities, movements and organizations from all over the world, the struggle for a strong Binding Treaty continues. The fight against corporate impunity and for access to justice for the communities affected by corporate human rights violations will be carried forward in the territories. For an end to corporate impunity, economic justice, climate justice, popular feminism, Food Sovereignty and people’s sovereignty, a strong Binding Treaty! // ¡La 12.ª sesión para un tratado vinculante de la ONU ha concluido oficialmente! Tras una larga semana de formación política y negociaciones en las Naciones Unidas, con una delegación de comunidades afectadas, movimientos y organizaciones de todo el mundo, la lucha por un tratado vinculante sólido continúa. La lucha contra la impunidad corporativa, y por el acceso a la justicia para las comunidades afectadas por violaciones de los derechos humanos cometidas por las transnacionales, seguirá adelante en los territorios. ¡Por el fin de la impunidad corporativa, la justicia económica, la justicia climática, el feminismo popular, la soberanía alimentaria y la soberanía de los pueblos: un tratado vinculante sólido! 📸 Friends of the Earth International / @real_world_radio
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🔴 Negotiation of the binding treaty at the United Nations: an opportunity to avoid more cases such as the eviction of Maricarmen in Spain We are living through very convulsive days in the fight for the right to housing against corporate impunity; this week could be decisive in the negotiations of the so-called Legal Binding Instrument of Transnational Companies and Human Rights (also called Binding Treaty) at the United Nations, a legal mechanism that will regulate transnational actors, including financial players that have an increasingly evident impact on communities. 🗣️ Marta Ribera (@observsdesca), José Treviño (@debtforclimate) and Maxine Bezuidenhout (AIDC) explain the effects of investment funds on the right to housing. 📙 If you want to know more about investment funds and how they operate, check out our new report "Capital does not discrminate" at our website observatoridesca.org ♟️It's time to #checkmate for corporate power!
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"ISDS is really a legal system of the rich, by the rich, for the rich... You cannot say that you want to end neoliberalism and leave this system in place." Speaking at a national day of action organised alongside War on Want, Friends of the Earth, and the Trade Justice Movement, Nick Dearden of Global Justice Now delivered an urgent warning on the shadow corporate courts threatening democracy, climate targets, and public ownership. Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) clauses—secretive tribunals originally devised by post-war oil barons and financial oligarchs to discipline former colonies—allow multinational corporations to bypass domestic legal systems and sue sovereign governments for billions over public-interest policies. Today, this neo-colonial mechanism has turned into a speculative business model for hedge funds and global investors, directly threatening climate legislation, environmental bans, and national public services. From offshore investors launching an ISDS claim after campaigners successfully stopped a coal mine in Cumbria, to Jingye Steel threatening action over British Steel, to the imminent risk of foreign water conglomerates suing if Thames Water is brought back into public hands, these corporate courts are actively locking neoliberal economics into place. While sustained grassroots pressure previously pushed the UK to exit the Energy Charter Treaty—and countries across the Global South have torn up their ISDS agreements—the British government continues to quietly slip these clauses into post-Brexit trade deals, including recent pacts with the Gulf. The demand to Parliament, the Business Secretary, and the Foreign Secretary is unambiguous: stop inserting ISDS into new trade deals, scrap the existing treaties on the books, and dismantle a toxic system designed to override democratic sovereignty and the public good. #StopCorporateCourts #NoISDS #GlobalJusticeNow #TradeJustice #ClimateAction
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For 12 years, social movements, trade unions, and affected communities from around the world have been mobilising within the United Nations to end corporate impunity. The power imbalance between victims and corporations is overwhelming, leaving communities to face endless legal barriers and threats while companies operate without borders. This architecture of impunity cannot continue any longer. It is time to deliver a Checkmate on corporate power by demanding a strong, legally Binding Treaty that establishes strict parent company liability and guarantees direct international mechanisms of justice. ♟️✨ // Durante 12 años, movimientos sociales, sindicatos y comunidades afectadas de todo el mundo se han movilizado en la ONU para poner fin a la impunidad corporativa. La asimetría de poder entre las víctimas y las corporaciones es abrumadora, enfrentando a los pueblos a barreras constantes mientras las empresas eluden responsabilidades. Esta arquitectura de impunidad no puede continuar. Es hora de darle un Jaque Mate al poder corporativo exigiendo un Tratado Vinculante sólido que establezca la responsabilidad legal de las matrices corporativas y garantice el acceso directo a la justicia para las víctimas. ♟️✨ #Checkmate #JaqueMate #StopCorporateImpunity #BindingTreaty #HumanRights
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Women constitute over 60% of the workforce in post-extraction processes in artisanal and small-scale gold mining, yet they remain systematically excluded from mining committees, cooperatives, and formal ownership. Women do the labour, but men dominate the power. This is not an accident; it is a structural injustice rooted in patriarchy, economic exploitation, and the unequal control of resources. Women’s labour sustains the mining economy, yet their contributions remain undervalued, their voices silenced, and their rights denied. We demand more than recognition. We demand power, ownership, decision-making authority, and economic justice.
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