STOP CORPORATE IMPUNITY. RESTORE ECOLOGICAL JUSTICE.
Standing with the Peoples’ Movement against Chevron in the Ecuadorian Amazon Friends of the Earth India expresses its strong solidarity with the Indigenous peoples, peasant communities, and social movements in Ecuador resisting the environmental destruction and injustice caused by Texaco, now Chevron in the Ecuadorian Amazon. The operations of the company in Sucumbíos and Orellana…
April 26- Remembering Chernobyl: No More Nuclear Disasters, No to Nuclear Expansion
Campaign Statement | FoE India | April 26, 2026 On April 26, we mark the anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster (1986), one of the worst nuclear catastrophes in human history. Four decades later, its impacts continue to haunt communities across Ukraine, Belarus, and beyond—through radioactive contamination, long-term health crises, ecological destruction, and the permanent displacement of…
Reclaim Our Commons, Resist Corporate Capture: A Manifesto for Earth Day 2026
On this Earth Day, as India endures record-breaking heatwaves and the unpredictable fury of extreme floods, we must confront the primary driver of our ecological collapse: unchecked corporate power and the exploitation of natural resources. The climate crisis is not an abstract “future threat”; it is a man-made catastrophe unfolding in the parched ridges of…
CONDEMNING THE ARREST OF LINGARAJ AZAD AND ADIVASI LEADERS IN ODISHA
01 April 2026 Friends of the Earth India condemns the arrest of Lingaraj Azad and Suresh Sangram on March 25, 2026, in Bhawanipatna, Odisha, and calls for their immediate release. We also demand the immediate and unconditional release of at least 25 Adivasi villagers, including 11 women, who are currently imprisoned for defending their land,…
From Chutka to Nuclear Policy: Private Investment, Costly Electricity and Unanswered Questions
The Bargi Dam, the first dam built on the Narmada River, displaced and affected 162 predominantly tribal villages in the districts of Mandla, Seoni, and Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh. One of these displaced villages, Chutka in Mandla district, has now been proposed as the site for a nuclear power project. The Chutka Nuclear Project received…
March 11- *Remembering Fukushima: The World Must Not Forget- Be Vigilant against nuclear power*
Friends of the Earth India On March 11, we remember the devastating nuclear disaster at Fukushima in 2011. Fifteen years later, the tragedy continues to remind the world that nuclear energy is neither safe nor sustainable. The Fukushima disaster displaced thousands of people, contaminated land and water, disrupted livelihoods, and left long-lasting impacts on communities,…
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