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UN: Climate Crisis Is a Human Rights Crisis
Climate Crisis · Geneva

UN: Climate Crisis Is a Human Rights Crisis

75% Left coverage: 4 sources
The heat wave we are experiencing here in Geneva, Turk said, is an immediate reminder of the need for adaptation measures. Without them, human rights will be seriously threatened,” he stated. He also criticized current production and consumption patterns, calling them “unsustainable” and emphasizing that renewable energy is the way of the future. While acknowledging progress in this regard, he warned that a clear roadmap is still lacking to achi…See the Story
Algeria: President Tebboune's Address At 4th International Conference On Financing for Development
Africa

Algeria: President Tebboune's Address At 4th International Conference On Financing for Development

67% Left coverage: 3 sources
Algiers -- The President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, delivered, Tuesday, a speech to the participants of the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4), which is taking place in Seville, read on his behalf by Prime Minister,. Nadir Larbaoui, during the plenary session.See the Story
Nature Doesn’t Need Visas: How a Tree Followed Me From Exile to Activism
Nature · Zimbabwe

Nature Doesn’t Need Visas: How a Tree Followed Me From Exile to Activism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Climate change displacement is a growing phenomenon that has been becoming relentless as the climate crisis remains unsolved. Thousands of people have had to flee their nations as their homelands become uninhabitable.  Contributor to Global Citizen's Emerging Creatives Program, Stephen Pech Gai, is a South Sudanese refugee living in Zimbabwe. His creative work lies in photography and written storytelling. Gai is also an environmental activist wr…Read Article

An Open Letter for World Leaders at This Year’s Financing for Development Conference

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Dear World Leaders,    We’re running out of time: climate change is the single greatest challenge facing humanity. While budgets for international aid and climate action are being cut in key donor countries, we call on you to support solidarity levies. These innovative solutions can catalyse climate and development finance in line with the Baku to Belèm Roadmap’s goal of mobilizing $1.3 trillion until 2035 — at FFD4, COP30, and within the  UN Fr…Climate Change · PortugalSee the Story

Norway Has a Secret Weapon in the Fight for Global Aid — But Will They Use It?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
It’s no secret that the world is not living up to its promise for developed countries to deliver much-needed aid to countries that cannot adequately address health, hunger, and educational issues with their domestic budgets.  Despite the fact that the UN General Assembly agreed in 1970 that developed countries would put 0.07% of their gross national income toward overseas assistance, very few have lived up to that promise.  In fact, only four co…United Nations · NorwaySee the Story

Africa’s Energy Future Is in Good Hands With a Youth-led Approach

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
From June 18 to 20, Cape Town hosted the 2025 Youth Energy Summit (YES!), bringing together young innovators, policy thinkers, entrepreneurs, and climate advocates from across the continent. Among them were young changemakers selected as Fellows for Global Citizen’s Scaling Up Renewables in Africa (SURA) campaign — each one playing an active role in reshaping Africa’s energy narrative. Through interactive workshops grounded in real-life experien…Renewable Energy · Cape TownRead Article

Journalism Isn’t Just My Career. It’s How I Fight for Equity and Inclusion in Tunisia

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Nada Mansour is a journalist, radio host, and media development expert based in Tunisia, where civic space is repressed. She works for a private radio station called Express FM, which benefits from the International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM). The work of independent media, like Express FM, is crucial in Tunisia where there have been threats to freedom of association and freedom of the press, and fewer protections for journalists. In…Journalism · TunisiaRead Article

How Quilombola and Ribeirinho Communities Are Defending the Amazon — And Why It Matters

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
In the depths of Brazil's vast Amazon rainforest, communities that have lived in harmony with nature for generations are now fighting to protect both their way of life and the forest itself. Known as Brazil’s Traditional Peoples and Communities, they’re often overlooked in global climate conversations — yet they are essential to the survival of both people and planet.  Brazil officially recognizes 28 groups under the umbrella of Traditional Peop…Amazon · Rio BrancoRead Article

6 Innovative Solutions to Restore the Amazon Rainforest

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
The estimated 400 billion trees of the Amazon rainforest are not just beautiful; they are vital to the health of our planet and our survival. These trees help regulate the global climate, provide habitat for 10% of the world's known wildlife species, absorb and store carbon dioxide, maintain water cycles and support the rainforest’s biodiversity. Additionally, they provide survival essentials like food and medicine that local communities depend …Amazon · IndonesiaSee the Story

Recovery Is Key to Resistance — Here's What 30 Years of Queer Activism Taught Me

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Editor’s Note: The following article contains brief descriptions of intimidation and assault.  Ekaterine Aghdgomelashvili is a feminist and queer activist from Georgia, with nearly three decades of experience in both formal and grassroots activism. As a co-founder and former director of WISG (Women’s Initiatives Supporting Group), she’s played an active role in shaping Georgia’s feminist and LGBTQI movements since the early post-Soviet years. Ge…Georgia · GeorgiaRead Article

Five Things to Know About the National Juneteenth Museum

Coverage: 2 sources
The museum, now four years in the making, is scheduled to open in 2026, permanently memorializing and educating its visitors about the impact of Juneteenth on...Juneteenth · GalvestonSee the Story

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