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We are concerned with human rights and the well-being of our planet. A Voice for Humanity, Activism and Independent Journalism. FAIRPLANET is a registered non-profit organisation, a platform for independent journalism and activism based in Berlin.

30/08/2026

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A masquerade costume passed down through generations. A dance that calls down the rain. This work of fiction draws on West African rainmaking traditions to explore what happens when the rains stop answering as they once did - and when a sacred gift becomes a source of suspicion instead of reverence.

„WHEN THE CLOUDS ANSWER“
– a story by Aderonke Adeola

29/08/2026

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A masquerade costume passed down through generations. A dance that calls down the rain.
This work of fiction draws on West African rainmaking traditions to explore what happens when the rains stop answering as they once did - and when a sacred gift becomes a source of
suspicion instead of reverence.

„WHEN THE CLOUDS ANSWER"
- a story by Aderonke Adeola

26/08/2026

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India's higher education landscape is undergoing a significant transformation fuelled b emergence of college q***r collectives. These student-led groups are fostering inclusive campus spaces, empowering LGBTQ+ individuals and pushing universities toward gen neutral facilities, inclusive policies and mental health support - even as registration risks legal setbacks complicate their fight.

„QUEER COLLECTIVES ARE SHAKING UP INDIAN CAMPUSES"
- a story by Rishabh Jain

24/08/2026

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In North Sumatra, two families are fighting for justice after their loved ones were killed by members of Indonesia's military. A 15-year-old boy struck dead during a riot; a journalist and his family killed by arson after reporting on military-linked gambling. In both cases, military courts delivered ten-month sentences or no trial at all. Now the families are challenging the very law that shields soldiers from civilian juśtice.

„A LONG AND WINDING ROAD FOR TWO MILITARY VICTIMS IN INDONESIA SEEKING
JUSTICE"
- a story by Tonggo Simangunsong

20/08/2026

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Off the coast of Sicily, an unlikely alliance of marine scientists, Sea Shepherd volunteers, and recreational divers is transforming how we fight ghost nets - the abandoned fishing gear that keeps killing long after it’s lost. By rescuing corals and gorgonians before nets surface, and training divers as citizen scientists, they’ve built a collaborative model for marine restoration in a warming Mediterranean.

„FROM RETRIEVING GHOST NETS TO RESTORING LIVING CORAL REEFS - A COLLABORATIVE MODEL FOR MARINE RESTORATION“
– a story by Marta Abbá

18/08/2026

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Netflix's "The Polygamist" became a global hit with over 27 million views, using one family's story in Johannesburg to contront the collision between Zulu customary-marriage, women's rights, and pos apartheid South Africa. Produced by two daughters of former prêsident Jacob Zuma, the series refi to cast its women as voiceless victims - while asking whether tradition is being used to legitimise unequal power.

WHY 'THE POLYGAMIST' BECAME AFRICA'S BIGGEST CONVERSATION"
- a story by Adam Rotbard

16/08/2026

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Around 80% of African migrants stay within the continent, yet their medical records rarely follow them across borders. When a Ugandan mother in Nairobi couldn’t access her son’s asthma treatment plan, she joined millions whose care restarts from scratch with every move. Researchers are calling for interoperable health records, community outreach, and migration-sensitive policies to close a widening gap.

„HOW AFRICA’S INTERNAL MIGRANTS REMAIN INVISIBLE TO HEALTH SYSTEMS“
– a story by Joseph Maina

09/08/2026

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In Malihabad, India’s mango ‚capital‘, climate change is threatening the prized Dasheri mango. Erratic rains, falling water tables, and rising temperatures are shrinking harvests and stripping the fruit of its famous sweetness. As farmer Haji Kalimullah Khan warns: „A larger government intervention is required. Or Malihabad won’t have dasheris.“

„IN INDIA’S MANGO ‚CAPITAL‘, CLIMATE CHANGE IS DISRUPTING THE PRIZED FRUIT’S SUPPLY AND TASTE“
– a story by Mehvish Siddiqui

05/08/2026

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Zimbabwe’s planned $60bn ‚Cyber City‘ near Harare promises luxury villas, crypto hubs, and Dubai-style malls. But critics call it an elite vanity project built on the land of the powerless - as farmers who have fed the nation for decades face forced relocation with compensation as low as $4,000 for land valued ten times higher.

„INSIDE ZIMBABWE’S $60BN ‚CYBER CITY‘: LUXURY, POWER AND THE POLITICS OF LAND“
– a story by Zimkhithe Mbulawa

02/08/2026

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In the conflict-hit camps of Yobe State, Nigeria, the Mary Dinah Foundation is preventing child malnutrition through community support groups and free nutrient supplements. By tying supplements to antenatal and immunisation visits, the programme has helped cut monthly severe malnutrition cases in one local government from around 1,000 to 400.

„THROUGH SUPPORT GROUPS, THIS NGO HELPS NIGERIAN MOTHERS PREVENT MALNUTRITION“
– a story by Ekpali Saint

This is part of our dossier „Fighting Malnutrition in Conflict Areas.“

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