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Husna Rizvi writes that informal settlements and refugee camps are perhaps the most dangerous places of all.

Husna Rizvi reports that many people refuse to treat the vulnerable as expendable.

Vanessa Baird reports on a landmark ruling in Peru.

Report from Canada by Husna Rizvi

Richard Swift introduces Mary Lou McDonald, who led her party to an astounding result in the Irish Republic’s general election.

Zoe Holman reports that Greece is at breaking point as refugees cast out by Europe.

Popular wisdom has it that everything is speeding up, including population growth. Danny Dorling shows just how wrong that is – and argues that we are actually in a time of slowdown.

In Palestine, Futura D’Aprile meets the peaceful change-makers who want to create hope for their divided city’s future.

The state is in retreat. So guess who’s in charge? Why you, of course. At least that’s what the dominant political rhetoric from Right and Left would have us believe, argues Neil Vallelly.

The country’s political class is letting fascists off the hook and allowing history to be distorted. Jelena Prtorić asks: Whose purposes does this serve?

Agricultural air pollution seems to be a tough nut to crack. Amy Hall explores the air-pollution problem down on the farm.

India’s air pollution crisis affects millions, and not just in Delhi. Aruna Chandrasekhar meets people forced to live, and resist, at Mumbai’s toxic perimeter.

Community journalists from the northeast of England on the impact of air pollution on their lives.

Dirty air is not an impossible problem. Beth Gardiner assesses some places cleaning up their act.

Dirty air in Nigeria takes a huge toll on lives and livelihoods. But civil society is not short of ideas for change, as Michael Simire finds out.