The Struggle for climate justice and the Paris COP

When: May 3, 2016

According to UN general secretary Ban Ki-Moon, the Paris Agreement was a ‘monumental triumph for people and our planet, setting the stage for ending poverty, and a life of dignity and opportunity for all.”

But was this really the consensus of the Summit?

 

 

Speakers:

Nicaraguan chief climate negotiator – Dr Paul Oquist

And

Global Justice Now’s director – Nick Dearden

 

Find out why Nicaragua refuses to be complicit in an Agreement that ‘will cause a three degree temperature rise and catastrophic deaths, losses, and destruction’ especially in impoverished countries.

How can developing countries and social movements mobilise to instil a greater sense of urgency and ambition on the part of the largest polluters?

Organised by Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign, Global Justice Now, and the Embassy of Nicaragua.

 

Join the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-paris-climate-change-agreement-the-struggle-for-climate-justice-tickets-24735173570

 

Tues 3rd May 2016

18.30 – 20.30

Unite the Union,128 Theobalds Rd, Holborn, London , WC1X 

 

Organised by Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign