A Rocha Ghana Defends Forest Reserve Assessment, Calls for Evidence-Based Verification

A Rocha Ghana has pushed back against recent government claims that its assessment of forest reserves affected by illegal mining is inaccurate, insisting that the evidence behind its findings is sound and calling for open, objective verification rather than accusation. In a press statement released on September 9, 2026, the environmental organization, a member of […]

BRACE Expands Justice Access to Mining Affected Communities

When communities face the impacts of mining, access to justice often remains out of reach. Legal processes can be expensive, complex and inaccessible to many of the people most affected by environmental degradation, land disputes and human rights violations. To bridge this gap, the Building Resilient and Active Communities in Extractive Landscapes (BRACE) Project convened […]