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Is Germany Upholding “No Climate Justice Without Human Rights”?
Rachitaa Gupta
Queer feminist climate activist Rachitaa Gupta on how Israel’s war in Gaza and the repression of pro-Palestinian protests has affected Germany’s standing with the climate justice movement in the run-up to COP29.
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The European Elections of 2024 mark a crucial joint in the continent's political landscape. As Europe navigates economic recovery, social cohesion, and global challenges, this dossier serves as a vital resource for understanding the complexities and possibilities shaping the future of the European Union.
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The global governance system faces challenges like corporate influence, funding shortages, and member states not honoring commitments. This section explores ways to strengthen democratic multilateral structures, counter elite influence in decision-making, and involve civil society in reforming the UN.
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The Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung is an internationally operating, progressive nonprofit institution for civic education. The New York Office serves two major tasks: to work on issues concerning the United Nations, including collaboration with people and political representatives from the Global South, and to work with North American (US and Canadian) progressives in universities, unions, social movements, progressive institutions, and think tanks.