Not1More in the UK aims to investigate and understand how the “chilling effect” is In the UK, Not1More investigates how the “chilling effect” is undermining the right to protest. We have connected with grassroots defenders through reporting and documentary, ensuring that their voices are heard by both the public and policy makers. We aim to build resilience within communities who are being put at risk by increasingly restricted civic space through connecting activists with legal expertise, resources and holding community-building events.

Not1More has developed a toolkit for protestors, campaigners and local people who may be affected by Injunctions. Individuals and communities can use this resource to better understand the risks they face when protesting whilst there is an injunction in place.

This FREE event will be online, through a Zoom connection and it will be jointly hosted by Not1More and SCCAN: Scottish Communities Climate Action Network. This event brings together four international film makers who tell the stories of citizens, indigenous people and environmental defenders around the world.

28th March 2024 6.30 pm to 9.00 pm
Scottish Maritime Museum, Linthouse building, Irvine, KA12 8BT
Come join us as we explore the intersection of environmental climate, human rights justice, and global solidarity.

29th March 2024, 6.30 pm to 9.00 pm
‘Narture’ Studios: 34 Newmarket St, Ayr, KA7 1LP
A discussion hosted by SCCAN and Narture on how environmental climate and human rights intersect with global solidarity.

SSRP-funded project investigating how UK companies’ activities relate to violence toward environmental defenders in Cambodia, and the impact on global efforts to reach the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The defender-led group Nô Recursos Our Resources) works in partnership with Not1More in Guinea-Bissau. The major focus for Nô Recursos and environmental defenders in the country is preventing illegal logging.

Our network in Cambodia works closely with local communities and frontline defenders to conduct public advocacy campaigns, media production, and youth network building for democratic freedoms and environmental protection in Cambodia.

This booklet is an overview of various international mechanisms for protecting human rights. Many of these processes can be used by people who don’t have any legal training. Individuals and communities seeking resolutions or justice for human rights issues can use this resource to understand the options available and how to apply them.