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S10, Ep8: In Brazil, A Tale as Old as Colonization: Why Indigenous Land Defenders Are Particularly Targeted by Extractive Industries

The backlash against Indigenous-led environmental protest is particularly harsh because it’s fueled by centuries’ worth of colonialist entitlement.

As the “Voice” referendum heads to the polls in Australia, Atlas Network think tanks have fired up a campaign against it.

Guyana’s Gas to Energy project has been billed as a gift to the public, but the numbers tell a different story.

How did what would normally be a misdemeanor vandalism charge turn into two felonies, for a non-violent and non-destructive protest?

Libertarian think tanks have been laying the groundwork to criminalize protest for at least a decade.

Since 2021, five prominent climate activists have been jailed on shaky grounds.

In just a few years, anti-protest legislation has spread rapidly in the country.

For Disha Ravi, the price of success for effective climate activism in India was a sedition charge.

The more successful climate protestors are, the more effort industry is putting in to criminalize them.

Big Oil is still trying to expand corporate free speech rights.