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As shifts in global power reshape the international order, movements are confronting new forms of militarization, extraction, and corporate power. The first in a series emerging from ESCR-Net’s Political Education Learning Series, Power, Repression, and Collective Struggle in a Changing World System, this article draws on collective reflections to explore what these transformations mean for struggles for economic, social, cultural, and environmental justice across regions.

Following the violent eviction carried out on 6 July 2026, ESCR-Net denounces the excessive use of force, arbitrary detentions, and criminalization of the Garífuna community of San Juan, and calls on the Honduran State to comply with its international human rights obligations. 

On 5–6 June 2026, more than 100 Women Environmental and Human Rights Defenders (WEHRDs), grassroots women leaders, journalists, and activists gathered in Bali, Indonesia for the Women’s Summit 2026.