At least 20 people, including seven children, were killed and more than 300 injured after a 5.9-magnitude earthquake hit Harnai , Balochistan in the early hours of Thursday . We stand in solidarity with the affected families by this disasters.


https://twitter.com/FFFMAPA/status/1446108802261131265?t=9McFn_54ZWYGqdjUMmh5LQ&s=19

https://twitter.com/FFFbalochistan/status/1446009458874793986?t=RmvZYfHjGAfdcNbJn1OgMA&s=19

Update Afghanistan: We still need help! 🆘

It‘s urgent. We still have activists at high danger in Afghanistan, we need to evacuate as many people as far as possible and as safe as possible. We have also 23 people in Pakistan, we need to get them visas for safe countries. But we do not have enough money for further actions.

We produced a video with Greta and two activists in Pakistan, Kamila and Shamshad, explaining the situation. Please share the video, this message and donate here:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-climate-activists-in-afghanistan

Video and Captions: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/13jVjqHJ3W-PVgX5PKGQMkASO_wrBDewm?usp=sharing

If you have questions feel free to reach out to Line (https://wa.me/491786163834 / https://news.1rj.ru/str/linenie) from the Activists in Risk Zones (ARZ) Team!

Invite your friends to our channel:
https://news.1rj.ru/str/fffmapa

Climate change is already hitting Africa hard – from extreme weather events, to locust plagues, and failed harvests. But, international research and policy bodies, and ‘hot lists’ of influential climate scientists, rarely include African scientists. With United Nations climate talks set to take place in the United Kingdom in November, Selly Amutabi and Michael Kaloki ask whether African science can influence these critical international negotiations. We find out which climate scientists and activists the world should be watching, and why climate adaptation and mitigation depends on African science.

https://africanarguments.org/2021/06/podcast-who-are-africas-climate-superstars/

Exclsusion of climate scientists from the global south has been happening for decades. Now it the time to play an amplifying role because their voices are crucial in the fight for climate justice.

https://qz.com/africa/2021448/reuters-hot-list-of-climate-scientists-excludes-global-south/

an environmental activist with prey lang network, an organization that works to stop illegal logging in prey lang forest in cambodia has just been convicted - Amnesty international reports
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2021/10/cambodian-environmental-activist-convicted/

Whilst the research focuses on extinction rebellion, some of the findings that exacerbate exclusion are still relevant in all Europe-First movements - including Fridays for future.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13549839.2021.1970728

Degrowth from the perspective of the Global South

https://www.ibon.org/who-is-afraid-of-degrowth-a-global-south-economic-perspective/

whilst striking, protesting and speaking up for your rights in a right, in many parts of the globe it is considered a priviledge.

A fridays for future Kenya activist, Geoffrey Mboya, an activist who has been speaking up against local companies in Mukuru which have been causing pollution and the resultant health effects was attacked in Nairobi.
Read his story here and make sure to amplify:
https://medium.com/@geoffreybuge7/i-was-attacked-injured-threatened-fb7cde2cb6c9

there is no climate justice without debt justice.

global north countries have contributed the most to the climate crisis whilst global south countries are bearing the brunt of it. Now, global south countries need climate finance that will contribute to climate adaptation and mitigation measures. Global north countries (Annex 1 countries - according to the UNFCCC) are to contribute 100 Billion USDs each year that are to go to support global south countries ( Annex 2 countries) but this amount is supposed to be paid back.

we need non-debt creating climate finance!
https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/eurodad/pages/2510/attachments/original/1634117579/climate-and-debt-faqs-EN-final.pdf?1634117579

Attention: please read the thread.



Please read it
https://twitter.com/chilledasad100/status/1329200192013348871?s=20

Youth call for a fossil fuel treaty:

http://fossilfueltreaty.org/youth-letter

https://twitter.com/FFFbalochistan/status/1450736758811938821?t=wgojzhbYtwGGFigdXcdEfw&s=19

Retweet please!!

Hey! We evacuated FFF activists from Afghanistan. 23 people are waiting in Pakistan for support. They need visa for safe countries. In this video they explain their situation. It would be great if you could help sharing it!

Insta: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CU0BmFYgaA0/?utm_medium=copy_link
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Fridays4future/status/1446860544883953670?t=IP3iojtj7mHIoLG0G14Naw&s=19
Donation: https://fffutu.re/donate

We are heavily dependend in donations for accommodation, food, visa and traveling fees. If you know about other opportunities for supporting money, visa or media attention wise please reach out to arz@fridaysforfuture.org.

Today marks one year since the brutal murder of mama Fikile nshangatse

She was brutally murdered for her protests against a coal mining factory in her village

The climate crisis is not only about lowering carbon emissions- it’s also a human rights crisis. Fossil fuel industries literally have the blood of community elders on their hands! It’s a fight for justice!

Watch the video here made by ground works South Africa commemorating mama Fikile
https://vimeo.com/637736739

Ongoing protests in South Africa to demand for justice for mama Fikile

No more repression against the Q'eqchi' people

The Q'eqchi' people of northern Guatemala demand an end to the violence against the ancestral authorities and communities of El Estor, Izabal, who have been protesting against the CGN mining company for more than two weeks.

The population in resistance demands the inclusion of the Q'eqchi' indigenous authorities -legitimately recognized by the communities- to participate in the pre-consultation process ordered by the Constitutional Court and ratified in Convention 169 of the International Labor Organization (ILO) on the importance of including indigenous communities in this type of consultations and processes that directly affect their own way of life, organization and spirituality.

Source: Prensa Comunitaria

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The last time this pastoralist family in kitui county so rain was January 2020.
this are todays news in kenya

https://youtu.be/I14E2wtODo4