Amnesty Demands Action on Pacific Climate Crisis

Amnesty demands action on Pacific climate crisis

World leaders must turn years of promises to support vulnerable Pacific nations into concrete action on climate change, Amnesty International has said ahead of Pre-COP31 meetings in Fiji and Tuvalu. The human rights organisation warned that the expected absence of many major world leaders from the Pacific-led meetings must not become an excuse for further delays in tackling the climate crisis.   The meetings, taking place from 5th to 8th October…

World leaders must show up for the Pacific through action, not just speeches

Australia must turn its claim to Pacific climate leadership into concrete action. Governments urged to end fossil fuel era and deliver scaled up grants-based climate finance. Amnesty International launches campaign...