Our Statement to COP27 in Egypt: Human Rights are Climate Justice!
International climate negotiations and its governance have continuously failed to address the root causes of the climate crisis, among others: racism, sexism, colonialism, and capitalism. Movements around the world have been repeatedly raising concerns around the obsoleteness of such conferences. They do not live up to what Most Affected People and Areas (MAPAs) demand: representation, decision-making power, reparations.
This year, in Sharm El-Sheikh, the hopes for change are lower than ever, due to the alarming escalation of securitization around this conference. El-Sisi`s dictatorship puts activists and movements, especially those from Egypt and other Global South countries, in grave danger of persecution and violence during and after COP27.
Find our Statement in various languages about COP27 and human rights abuses in Egypt here. Share and support it as much as possible in your networks!
There can not be any climate justice without Human rights! There is no one without the other.
2021
November
30/11/2021 This month the COP 26 happened in Glasgow Scotland.
As usual it led to a lot of disappointment amongst actors in the climate justice struggle.
Read what the newest member of the collective thought about it here
We have been pretty silent over the last months on our website. We have been busy writing, discussing, networking and doing many inputs and workshops.
Follow us on Instagram and Twitter for more frequent inputs from us.
04/07/2020 Greenpeace Actions Conference #By2020WeRiseUp & The European Climate Campaign & the European Changemakers project Moderation (w/ Wretched of the Earth, SPINA, EYFA)
Read more about the results of the conference here…
June
21/06/2020 Training for Trainers, Bewegungsschule Berlin
R.I.P to the killed environmental defenders in the Global South Statement/Event
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