Greenpeace Celebrates Correction of Brazil‘s Climate Targets New Climate Targets Announced In a significant move towards combatting climate change, Brazil‘s Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has officially announced the revision of the country’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC). This revision restores the greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction targets to the […]
Month: September 2023
Ambition: the Missing Key in Climate Summit Talks
Climate Summit: Lack of Ambition Shameful Introduction The recent Climate Ambition Summit held in New York City has revealed a disappointing lack of ambition among major greenhouse gas emitters. Despite the urgent need for immediate and transformative climate action, many world leaders have failed to step up to the challenge. […]
France’s Attack on Journalist Exposes Pattern of Complicity in Human Rights Abuses
The Detention of Investigative Journalist Highlights Threats to Freedom of the Press Introduction The recent detention of investigative journalist Ariane Lavrilleux has once again brought into focus the critical issue of press freedom and the protection of journalists. Lavrilleux’s reporting, which exposed alleged French complicity in extrajudicial executions and human […]
The Power Divide: Navigating Inequality in Transportation
# Inequality and Transport: Who Decides Where You Go? ## Introduction Transportation systems play a crucial role in society, enabling individuals to access job opportunities, education, healthcare, and social networks. However, these systems are often designed to cater to the needs and preferences of a narrow demographic, primarily middle-aged, white, […]
Paraguay’s Proposed Bill: A Setback for Inclusive Education
Amnesty International Raises Concerns About Proposed Bill Prohibiting Gender Perspective in Paraguayan Education Background Information Amnesty International, the international human rights organization, has presented a document to the Paraguayan Senate expressing its concerns about a proposed bill that seeks to prohibit the promotion, encouragement, and teaching of gender ideology in […]
Algeria: Government’s Assault on Freedoms Threatens Democracy and Press Freedom
Algerian Government‘s Crackdown on Freedom of Expression and Peaceful Activism Rising Arrests and Charges against Activists and Journalists Amnesty International has launched a new campaign calling on the Algerian government to end its relentless assault on freedom of expression and peaceful activism. Dozens of activists, journalists, and human rights defenders […]
“UN Ocean Treaty: A Critical Step Towards Protecting Our Blue Planet – Greenpeace Weighs In”
UN Ocean Treaty: A Symbolic Step Towards Ocean Protection The Signing of the Treaty In a show of global solidarity, dozens of governments are expected to sign the UN Ocean Treaty in New York City during the General Assembly this week. This marks an important milestone in the ongoing efforts […]
The Path to Progress: EU Approaches a Milestone Treaty to Combat Workplace Violence and Harassment
Euro Union Takes Step Towards Ending Violence and Harassment at Work Background In a long-awaited move, the Council of the European Union has adopted a draft decision calling on member states to ratify the International Labor Organization’s (ILO) Violence and Harassment Convention (ILO C190). This treaty, adopted in 2019, sets […]
Greenpeace and Global Demonstrations: A Powerful Call to #EndFossilFuels
Greenpeace Joins Global Actions to #EndFossilFuels Greenpeace, alongside over 600,000 people in more than 60 countries, participated in a series of global actions to call for an end to the fossil fuel era. This mass mobilization comes as the world continues to face extreme heatwaves, wildfires, and toxic air pollution, […]
The Urgent Need for Innovative Solutions: Europe’s Stagnation on Migration
Europe’s Lack of New Ideas on Migration is the Real Crisis Introduction Europe‘s response to the ongoing migration crisis has been widely criticized for its ineffectiveness and human rights abuses. The recent visit of the European Commission president, Ursula Von Der Leyen, to the island of Lampedusa in Italy was […]