Social justice

Friends of the Earth has won a case at the UN which found that the UK breached international law by failing to allow public participation when drafting the EU Withdrawal Bill. The ruling confirms that governments must enable meaningful public input on all draft laws that could significantly affect the environment.

Celine Lim, managing director of SAVE Rivers, explains how Indigenous peoples are protecting their land and our planet.

Friends of the Earth launches a bold new creative campaign demanding a tougher law to stop UK businesses driving environmental destruction.

We’re challenging the UK government’s inadequate national adaptation plan at the European Court of Human Rights. Head of Legal Will Rundle explains the case and why it matters.

Learn how we can build millions of homes and make existing homes more efficient, resilient and affordable, while also tackling the climate and nature crises.

Our comprehensive guide to how the environment connects with social issues such as health, wealth and homes, and how we can take action together.

We’re considering an appeal after the national adaptation plan was ruled lawful. Read the legal briefing by our lawyers Will Rundle and Niall Toru.

The UK government has a small window to deliver a bold and fair climate plan that’ll transform both our present reality and our long-term future. We’re calling for ambitious action now. Find out what it’s all about.

The environmental organisation condemns violence and hostility levelled at people of colour, people seeking asylum and Muslim communities

Can the world’s population keep growing? We explore this contentious issue and why the way we consume is key to our future.