People and Nature vs The UNFCCC: A People’s Tribunal on the United Nations Framework Convention in Climate Change

At current global average heating at 1.2°C, we are already seeing various climate-induced catastrophes that are producing adverse impacts, not just on the environment, but also people’s health and their livelihoods. This event will simulate a court trial to put the UNFCCC and the governments that are parties to the negotiation for the agreements, targets, mechanisms and false solutions that are failing to stop climate change which are affecting humanity now and compromising the lives of future generations.

Contributors: Amb. Lumumba Di-Aping, former Chief Negotiator for G77 and China countries Pablo Solon, former Chief Negotiator for Bolivia and Fundacion Solon Marga Ferre, Transform Europe Samantha Hargreaves, Womin African Alliance Vijay Prashad, Tricontinental Institute Ivonne Yanez, Accion Ecologica Lidy Nacpil, Asia Pacific Movement for Debt and Development Shalmali Guttal, Focus on the Global South Patrick Bond, University of Johannesburg Mithika Mwenda, Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance Mitzi Jonelle Tan, Fridays for Future Philippines/International Nick Dearden, Global Justice Now Samantha Mason, Public and Commercial Services Union Natalia Greene, Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature Siti Maimunah, Jatam Indonesia Adrian Lahoud, Royal College of Art UK Dorothy Guerrero, Global Justice Now Matthieu Essahli, ATTAC France and many more to be announced later