BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe &Without Action, Climate Change Could Push Women Further Behind by 2050, CGIAR Warns
Fetching water was once a back-breaking daily reality – one that Nomuhle SibandaMpofu will never forget.

FRANCE: ‘The Government Should Learn to Respect Its People, Listen to Them and Consult Them’
CIVICUS discusses France’s student protest movement with Aminata and Mariam Touré, two sisters involved in the protests. Aminata is a member of the Popular Youth Front (Front de la Jeunesse Populaire), a collective of young people from working-class neighbourhoods.

Drought Cripples Dairy Farmers in Maharashtra in ‘Off the Charts’ Weather Year
Dairy farmer Sagar Pawar has to buy water and fodder at inflated rates to feed his brood of two buffaloes, three Guernsey cows and a calf. He lives in the Solapur district, which is already drought-prone, but now has to deal with the impacts of a strong El Niño as well.




























