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Expressing strong solidarity with the tea workers movement and demand an increase in their daily wages to Tk 300 from Tk 120. ✊ @GretaThunberg
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Biden signs major climate change, health care law President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed into law a $430 billion bill that is seen as the biggest climate package in US history, designed to bit.ly/3JY3jmZ
Young people are – quite rightly - influencing debates of national and international importance and prompting social change,... both here and around the world. They are demanding a seat at the table and holding governments and businesses to account, @mbachelet. @MdShahriarAlam
An open civic space is a crucial ingredient for youth to be able to play that driving role – a space where they can voice their opinions, be heard, and demand and insist on real change, said @mbachelet. @MdShahriarAlam
Now is the time for action. We have spoken a lot, and we must walk the talk. The international community must heed the voice of specially affected countries like #Bangladesh.., @mbachelet. @MdShahriarAlam
If the @UNFCCC is to still have any semblance of relevance, @Cop27P must adopt #LossAndDamage as a regular agenda item for all future COPs, starting with #COP27, writes @SaleemulHuq.
@saberhc @ejfoundation @MenEngage @CAREClimate
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Loss and damage funding for those already affected by the #ClimateCrisis must be a key part of negotiations at #COP27.
Climate justice should be at the heart of climate action.
The era of #LossAndDamage brought on by climate change has already begun, and its negative effects can be seen everywhere. The emerging human rights frontiers are related to climate justice! @mbachelet @UNHumanRights #COP27
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Young people have become the main actors of the present and the future, to guarantee structural reform in the world system.
The young leaders like @vanessa_vash,@mnyomb1,@mitzijonelle, @eve_chantel are an expression of those millions of voices, who want the best possible world.
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📢 Tomorrow: Join @CaribbeanClima1 to launch
“ Where is the Justice” An Anthology of Caribbean Youth perspectives on #climatechange.
⏰ 17th August, 10:00 am AST.
✏️ bit.ly/3AmpGiS
The era of #LossAndDamage brought on by climate change has already begun, and its negative effects can be seen everywhere. The emerging human rights frontiers are related to climate justice! @mbachelet @UNHumanRights #COP27
Understanding our ecological crisis exposes patriarchy, capitalism, colonialism, and toxic masculinities, as it becomes clear that systemic transformation is required for our survival. The current societal change does not place a high priority on caring. @mbachelet @UNHumanRights
We must transform dominant systems into ones based on equality, collaboration, and care for all people and all species living on Earth. @mbachelet @UNHumanRights @YouthNet4CC
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In the voices of youths lie the tangible expressions of what it means to live now and in the future if no action is taken in a world plagued by #climatechange.
Meet LDYC’s Carolina Oliveira who addressed the COP27 presidency by reflecting on #lossanddamge in Brazil:
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Farmers in coastal Bangladesh are defaulting more on their loans due to climate change-driven storms destroying the farms they put up as collateral. More frequent storms are as much a threat to the country’s financial sector as to farming & environment. bit.ly/3pjZKOp
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One in three young people feels competent in the skills needed to do jobs that tackle #Climate_Change.
While young women feel less competent than young men.
Latest global survey report: Young People and Green Skills: Preparing for a Sustainable Future
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The ecological collapse you thought might happen in your children or grandchildren’s lifetime is in fact happening right now!
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Despite widespread suffering from climate impacts in #Bangladesh, just this year, the #Rampal Thermal Power Plant in Bagerhat will be generating electricity by October using coal from Indonesia.⤵️
We need to #EndFossilFinance now! ✊ @350 @GretaThunberg
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