Social justice

Water companies are currently allowed to pour tonnes of sewage into our waters every day. Zoologist and campaigner Sienna Somers looks at the animals suffering because of sewage.

From sewage to diesel fumes, different types of pollution are destroying our lands and seas. Campaigner Rachel O'Connell explains why a new environmental law could help us stop big polluters from harming people and planet.

Want to work with us to green your area? Find out what we’re looking for in our Postcode Gardener Delivery Partners and apply today.

Why is Friends of the Earth speaking out on Palestine? We explain why we're acting in solidarity with those affected by the war on Gaza.

Find out how a new law would hinder environmental campaigning and the ability of public bodies to make climate-conscious and ethical investment decisions.

What do human rights have to do with climate change, and what's Friends of the Earth doing about it?

If you had to label yourself, what words would you use? To mark Disability History Month, Tamara Ullyart reflects on learning to accept the label "disabled activist".

For International Human Rights Day, Debora Singer MBE, safeguarding human rights lead at René Cassin, explains how the Jewish community has shaped human rights following the Holocaust, and how our freedoms are currently under threat in the UK.

Read our letters to the prime minister, foreign secretary and leader of the opposition urging support for a ceasefire in Gaza.

As an environmental justice organisation, Friends of the Earth is fighting to protect our right to protest, along with all human rights. Find out how the UK government is threatening our rights and freedoms.