Cancun Declaration We, peoples’ organizations from throughout the global South, representing a diversity of networks in Africa, Asia, the Pacific, Latin America, and the Caribbean, convened in Cancun, Mexico, for […]
Cancún, Mexico — As representatives of Indigenous peoples and communities already suffering the immediate impacts of climate change, we express our outrage and disgust at the agreements that have emerged […]
December 11, 2010 (Cancun, Mexico) – The Plurinational State of Bolivia believes that the Cancun text is a hollow and false victory that was imposed without consensus, and its cost […]
(Cancun, Mexico, December 11, 2010) The final outcome of the Cancun climate talks basically reflects the same negative outcome of the Copenhagen Accord in December, 2009. Therefore, it threatens the life of the Kyoto […]
CANCUN, MEXICO, 11 December 2010 – The agreement adopted at the UN climate talks in Cancun has failed to make progress on the most essential part: steep, binding emissions cuts […]
In the early morning hours of December 11, 2010 a COP 16 Accord was announced. However the text of this Accord did not represent an advance on what came out […]
The International Indigenous Peoples’ Forum on Climate Change will be hosting a press conference at 15:00 (CET) in the Moon Palace, Azteca Building, Luna Room. Webcast available online: http://webcast.cc2010.mx/
A group of Climate Justice activists organised an action at 1pm local time at the entrance of the plenary room to express the voices of the unheard and excluded peoples […]
– Download here “Alter-Eco” Newsletter from Climate Justice Now! Network distributed during COP16: Alter Eco 4 Alter Eco 3 Alter Eco 1 Alter Eco 2
No agreement is better than a bad agreement: The people hold thousands of solutions in their hands Global Forum for Life, Environmental and Social Justice (December 4-10, 2010)