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Hope comes alive when we take action: 8 Good News stories 2025
So much can seem wrong in this world right now yet one thing remains certain: in troubling times, hope is an act of resistance. Action fuels hope.
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Cook Islands deep sea mining nodule extraction has high risk of economic losses – independent study
Cook Islands deep sea mining nodule extraction has a high risk of incurring economic losses, an independent study indicates
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Deep sea mining in the Arctic stopped once again
Once one of the mining industry’s strongest proponents, the Norwegian government is now moving to halt both exploration and exploitation in its own waters.
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World Fisheries Day: championing the communities who keep our oceans alive
Coastal communities' knowledge and sustainable practices are essential to conserving the ocean’s richness - an ocean we all depend on.
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Landmark US ruling allows Indonesians to proceed with lawsuit against Bumble Bee for forced labor on fishing boats, Greenpeace comment
"This gives me hope for justice for me and my fellow plaintiffs as we struggle for justice and change for the better. Our fight and sacrifice are not in vain in order to get justice for all of the fishers."
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Pacific activists protest deep sea mining as US-owned exploration vessel docks in Cook Islands
Cook Islands activists confronted an exploration vessel, peacefully protesting the emerging threat of deep sea mining.
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From Hope to Victory: A historic milestone for ocean protection, and what’s next
After nearly 15 years in the making, more than 60 countries have now ratified the Global Ocean Treaty.
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Nations urged to immediately start work on high seas sanctuaries as historic Ocean Treaty milestone hit
In a landmark moment for ocean protection, the Global Ocean Treaty reached its 60th ratification.
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Ocean Treaty talks resume as calls for strong high seas sanctuaries intensify
Greenpeace called on governments to agree on the process for the first protected areas under the Global Ocean Treaty as the BBNJ Preparatory Commission talks resume at the United Nations Headquarters
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Indonesian fishers respond to US seafood company’s attempt to dismiss forced labour suit
This move is more than just a legal strategy; it is an attempt to avoid accountability, silence vulnerable workers, and protect corporate interests over human dignity.
