we are kindly invite you to our upcoming online side event hosted by All Burma Indigenous People Alliance (ABIPA) during COP 28. The event, “Contribution of the Indigenous Peoples to Global Climate Mitigation Efforts “
Register link -https://t.co/1LD1KzKeyW
Survival will be hosting another "Our Land, Our Nature" congress on April 14th in New York City.
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity ✊
Registration is free !
🗣In-person event: https://t.co/OHzqlPSe8r
💻Online event: https://t.co/vT03fOeMS4
This Saturday @ UN Biodiversity Summit #COP15: The #Burma Indigenous delegation will be speaking about the successes of Indigenous solutions to pressing conservation challenges despite the insurmountable violence and hardships that #IndigenousPeoples in Burma face.
Room: 515 B
This Saturday @ UN Biodiversity Summit #COP15: The #Burma Indigenous delegation will be speaking about the successes of Indigenous solutions to pressing conservation challenges despite the insurmountable violence and hardships that #IndigenousPeoples in Burma face.
Room: 515 B
If the world is serious about addressing climate change, it must also halt the rising tide of war and authoritarianism in Myanmar and across the world, writes @jackjenkinshill
https://t.co/bh5uG0UsjH
The environmental activists who campaigned to defend the nation’s forests are now hiding in them to save their lives and fearful of the destruction that the future and a rapacious military may bring. https://t.co/uSn9yTVcWy
The triple stressors of COVID-19, climate change and the coup have ruptured the political landscape in Myanmar, making it possible to think about the roles of ethnic armed groups in new ways. https://t.co/vKwrq3Y401