A new report by PICS and Climate Activists Defenders (CAD) documenting the patterns of repression, harassment, and criminalization faced by civil society at multilateral climate processes.

On 1 June, Afro-Colombian and Wayuu communities forced Glencore to suspend El Cerrejón. The eleven days that produced the shutdown, and what they revealed about the supply chain it sits inside. The blockade at Cerrejón is the missing link in the embargo argument. From Puerto Bolívar through Richards Bay to Hadera, the same company runs the chain. Communities at the source are closing it from the mine gate.

Colombia built the first enforced coal embargo on Israel. The Santa Marta Conference must decide whether the international architecture can catch up.