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1. 젖소라는 품종은 없다. 임신한 소만 있다. 여성 소[1] 는 남성 소의 정액이 담긴 주사기를 인간의 팔로 여성 소의 질에 넣어 인공수정을 통해 임신한다. 인간과 비슷하게 임신 이후, 9개월의 임신기간을 갖는다. 임신 이후에 나오는 ‘소젖’은 당연히 송아지가 먹을 모유다. 여성 소는 송아지를 낳은 후 10개월간 착유 당하는데, 이는 송아지가 먹는 양의 10배다. 당연히 송아지는 이 모유를 먹을 수 없다. 고로 여성 소는 우리가 건강한 이미지로 소비하는 우유 한 잔을 만들기 위해 인간에게 강제 임신(이것을 인간사회에서는 성폭력이라고 한다.)당하고, 9개월간 임신 후 10개월간 착유 당한다.  

2. 평생 알만 낳는 여성 닭 여성 닭은 산란계와 육계라는 이름으로 나뉘는데, 산란계는 에너지소비를 최소화하기 위해 창문이 없는 A4정도 크기의 케이지에서 평생 알만 낳는다. 그들의 습성은 억압당하는데, 스트레스로 인해 다른 닭을 쪼는 것을 방지하기 위해 마취 없이 부리는 절단 당한다. 평생 알만 낳는 닭은 골다공증에 걸려 뼈가 부러지기 쉬운데, 이는 닭의 사망률의 35%를 차지한다. 이러한 비인도적인 밀집 사육은 조류 인플루엔자 감염에 취약하게 만들고, 이 바이러스에 감염되면 주변 동물, 사람에게 전염될 수 있다는 이유로 산채로 땅에 묻힌다. 그리고 이중 남성 병아리는 알을 낳지 못하기에 태어나자마자 통째로 분쇄기에 갈려 죽는다. 

3. 끊임없는 출산으로 탈장 되는 여성 개 여성 개는 보통 유행에 따라 ‘품종’ 개들이 모견이 되어, 발정제와 자궁수축제를 맞고 임신과 출산을 수없이 겪는다. 번식장에 가면 자궁과 질이 탈장되는 개들을 무수히 많이 볼 수 있다. 이렇게 태어난 강아지들은 펫샵에 전시되어 판매되는데, 팔리지 않는 경우 강아지는 다시 번식견, 모견이 된다. 

해양수산부의 광포만 습지보호지역 지정 고시 환영한다

환경운동연합은 정부가 생물다양성 보전을 위한 광역 단위의 크고 넓은 보호구역 지정과 함께 보호구역 관리의 질 역시 시민사회와 함께 개선해 나갈 것을 제안한다. 앞으로 육⋅해상 30%의 목표를 달성할 우리나라의 보호구역은 인간의 행위제한이라는 법과 제도적 과제를 직면하고 있다. 환경운동연합은 현행 법령으로 제한되는 질적 관리에 문제를 시민단체와 전문가 그리고 정부의 협력으로 해결 방안을 함께 모색해 나갈 것을 제안한다. 환경운동연합은 보호구역 확장과 관리 향상을 통해 생태 대안을 만들어 갈 수 있도록 시민과 함께 활동할 것이다.

2023년 10월 24일 사천남해하동환경운동연합, 환경운동연합

‘편의점 커피’하면 생각나는 것은 무엇일까? 바로 매대를 가득 채운 RTD 커피들이다. 다양한 맛과 저마다의 색으로 매대를 가득 채운 RTD 커피는 성장세를 거듭하는 커피 시장에 편승하여 그 시장과 매출 규모도 함께 커지고 있다. 업계 등에서는 RTD 커피 시장 규모는 연 평균 6% 수준으로 매년 성장할 것으로 예측하고 있다.

2021년 국내 RTD(Ready To Drink, 바로 마실 수 있는 음료) 커피 시장 규모는 1조 4455억 원, 전년 대비 약 9% 증가했다. RTD 커피는 크게 ①캔 커피, ②컵 커피, ③페트(PET) 커피 세 가지로 구분할 수 있는데, 이 중 캔 커피 시장이 5,505억원으로 가장 크고 이어 컵커피(4,397억원), 페트 커피(1,842억원), 호일 백 타입(973억원), 병(249억원) 순이다. 업계의 경쟁도 치열하다. RTD 커피 시장 점유율은 동서식품 25.6%, 롯데칠성 25.3%, 매일유업 15.9%로 매년 순위가 엎치락뒤치락하다. 제품군 별로는 매일유업의 바리스타 15.9%, 동서식품의 TOP 14.1%, 롯데칠성음료의 칸타타 11.5%. 레쓰비 7.7% 순이다.

부담 없는 가격과 간편하게 먹을 수 있다는 장점으로 소비자들의 많은 선택을 받는 RTD 커피는 성장하는 규모에 맞게 친환경 제품 출시를 요구하는 소비자들의 목소리도 커지고 있다. 국내 RTD 커피 제조 기업들도 이를 의식하고 재활용 가능한 제품을 생산하기 위해 포장 패키지 변경, 라벨 제거 등 재활용 용이성을 고려한 제품을 출시하고 있지만 여전히 우려스러운 목소리가 존재한다. 특히, 컵커피의 경우 두꺼운 플라스틱 몸체, 용기에 부착되어 있으나 분리가 어려운 알루미늄 필름지, 몸체에 붙어있는 플라스틱 빨대와 그 포장지 등으로 재활용에 대한 우려가 크다. 컵커피는 여름 성수기 시즌마다 그 수요가 대폭 증가하여 매년 규모가 성장하고 있어 친환경 제품 생산에 대한 중요도가 높다. 그러나 업계에서는 제품 생산에 필수적으로 요구되는 산소 차단 코팅 기술, 라벨이 몸체에 안정적으로 붙어야 함 등의 이유로 쉽게 변화하지 못하고 있어 그 해결책이 시급하다.

페트(PET) 커피도 몸체 전체를 감싸고 있는 플라스틱 라벨, 두꺼운 몸체 등으로 많은 플라스틱 쓰레기를 발생시키고 있다. 이에 제품을 감싼 라벨을 제거하고 버려졌을 경우 가장 고품질의 재활용 자원으로 꼽히는 투명 PET병으로 제작한 ‘무라벨 RTD 커피’를 출시한 브랜드도 있으나 매우 소수이다.

친환경 가치를 반영한 제품을 생산하는 것은 기업의 당연한 역할이다. 특히 유럽 등 해외에서는 재활용 불가능한 제품에 대해서는 세금 등의 패널티를 부과는 환경 규제를 이미 시행하고 있다. 이는 국내 기업들도 해외로 진출하기 위해서는 친환경 패키징이 필수적이라는 것을 보여준다. 환경운동연합은 시민과 함께 국내 RTD 커피 제조 기업에 친환경 패키징으로 변경 및 생산할 것을 요구할 예정이다.

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백주임은 경기도의 광주에서 공장을 지키던 흰 백구입니다. 공장에는 백주임과 함께 황주임도 있었습니다. 두 개는 공장주인 아저씨와 그곳에서 일하는 분들의 사랑을 받으며 공장을 지키는 일을 하였습니다.    

백주임과 황주임은 외부인에게는 사납지만 공장 사람들에게는 애교도 많고 살가웠는데요. 그래서 이주노동자분들과 사장님은 두 개를 가족처럼 여기며 예뻐하였습니다.  

어느 날 아침 직원들이 공장에 왔을 때 쓰러져 있는 백주임을 발견했습니다. 낮동안 아무런 징후도 보이지 않고 평소와 다름없이 밝은 모습은 황주임과 공장을 지키고 장난도 치던 백주임이라 모두가 놀랐었는데요. 주인 아저씨는 공장에서 일하는 노동자들이 백주임에게 해코지를 한 것이 아닌가 의심을 하며 쓰러져 있는 백주임을 데리고 황급히 병원으로 왔습니다.

 

병원에서 확인된 사인은 심장사상충 감염이었습니다. 심장사상충에 대한 정보가 없었던 주인아저씨는 백주임과 황주임에게 심장사상충 예방을 해준 적이 없었고 여름철 모기에 대해 무방비 상태였습니다. 그리고 실외에서 생활하던 백주임은 모기가 옮긴 유충이 심장에서 성충으로 자라 뻗어나가 심장에서 기생하고 있던 상태였습니다.

 

심장사상충은 모기에 의해 전달되는 기생충입니다. 모기의 침샘에서 개에게 전달된 후 약 3개월이 지나 심장에 도달한 유충은 심장사상충 성충으로 자라는데, 폐동맥이나 심장의 우심실에 기생합니다. 개체 수가 많아 질수록 혈액의 흐름이 줄어들고 판막의 움직임도 좋지 않아지면서 심부전 증상이 나타나기 시작합니다. 중증 증상이 나타나기까지 수개월에서 몇 년의 시간이 필요하지만 중증 감염증상이 나타나기 시작하면 치료가 많이 힘듭니다.

 

백주임이 심장사상충에 의해 하늘나라로 갔다는 소식을 들은 공장의 이주노동자들은 백주임의 예기치 못한 이별에 많이 슬퍼하였습니다. 타지에 와서 생활하면서 적적하고 힘들 때 언제나 따뜻하게 반겨주고 함께 장난도 치던 백주임이었고 공장 사람들은 함께 돌보던 추억에 서로 의지했기에 백주임을 잃은 상실감은 많이 컸습니다.

개에게는 심장사상충 예방은 필수적이고 매달 정기적으로 예방하는 것이 좋습니다. 만약 오랜 기간 사상충 예방을 하지 않았다면 동물병원에 방문해 혈액 검사후 사상충 예방을 진행해야 안전한 예방이 될 수 있습니다.

 

백주임은 하늘나라에서 빛나는 별이 되었고 종종 공장 사람들과 친구 황주임을 보러 공장 밤하늘에 종종 놀러 옵니다. 밤하늘에서 황주임과 공장 사람들의 밤을 지켜주고 있을지도 모르겠습니다.  

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심장사상충 때문에 갑자기 세상을 떠난 백주임을 기억합니다.

이방인이라는 이유로 이주노동자를 범인으로 의심했던 사람들도 애꿏은 혐오의 감정에 대해서 반성하기를 바랍니다.

심장사상충 예방, 강조해도 지나치지 않습니다.

얼마 전, 우리동생의 동물조합원도 심장사상충으로 세상을 떠난 일이 있었습니다.

조합원은 '우리동생이 심장사상충이 여전히 위험하다는 것, 예방이 중요하다는 것을 알려달라' 하시며 우리동생에 기부를 해 주셨습니다.

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서울시 면적을 견주는 골프장, 더 필요한가?

We stand with the People of Palestine!

We stand for Justice, Human Rights and Freedom!

환경운동연합은 지구의벗(Friends of the earth) 한국으로 지구의벗 아시아태평양(Friends of the earth Asia-Pacific)과 함께 무고한 팔레스타인 시민의 인권과 자유를 위해 함께 팔레스타인 전쟁 중단과 인도적 지원을 촉구합니다. 환경운동연합은 11월 3일 지구의벗 아시아태평양과 세계 시민단체가 연대해 배포한 공동 성명 원본을 공유 드립니다.

As movements fighting against systems of injustice that view black, brown and indigenous peoples as disposable, to be sacrificed by racist and colonial systems of exploitation and domination, we see the struggle of the Palestinian people against occupation and apartheid as part and parcel of our collective struggle for climate, racial, economic and political justice and for a world where everyone has the right to live with dignity, free from oppression.

We are enraged and grieve equally the loss of lives of all civilians – Palestinian and Israeli – that have taken place since 7 October and call for those responsible to be held accountable for their actions.

We decry the fact that for many Northern Governments,  Palestinian lives are deemed as being of less value and worth as those of Israeli citizens. This has allowed tens of thousands of Palestinians being killed with impunity over the decades as a result of Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine. People whose names and dreams, like those of our peoples in the global South, sacrificed to colonialism.

In the latest indiscriminate bombing of Gaza, Israel has already killed more than 5000 Palestinians including at least 2360 children, displacing over 1 million people, as it collectively punishes the Palestinian people. In just one week, between 7-12 October, Israel dropped over 6,000 bombs on the Palestinian people living under its illegal occupation, more than the US dropped in a whole year during its war on Afghanistan. Whilst Human Rights Watch has confirmed that Israel has used a banned chemical weapon – white phosphorous – in civilian areas in the Gaza Strip, causing severe burns and uncontrollable fires.

We are devastated by the  bombing of the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza which killed 471 injured and sick Palestinians, including women, children, doctors, nurses, and those seeking refuge from the retaliatory bombardment by Israel. To date, the World Health Organisation has documented 76 attacks on healthcare workers, 26 healthcare facilities including 17 hospitals have been attacked, as well as attacks on UN schools where Palestinians are sheltering for safety.

The Occupied Palestinian Territory of Gaza is facing a “complete siege” with the purposeful targeting of civilian infrastructure such as hospitals and schools which constitute war crimes under international law. Israel is also blocking food, water, fuel and medicine to a captive population of 2.3 million Palestinians, half of whom are children, as a weapon of war.

While in the Occupied Palestinian Territory of the West Bank, Israel has imposed a total blockade. The Israeli military is attacking Palestinians protesting the genocide in the Gaza Strip with lethal military force, and is providing thousands of weapons to Israeli settlers inside the West Bank, who are attacking and killing Palestinians.

Israel has openly made genocidal statements that ‘Gaza will be reduced to rubble’ and called the Palestinians ‘human animals’. As climate justice movements we recognise the language of racism and colonialism that has been used to justify the sacrificing and killing of so many of our people across the global South.

The current war in Gaza is not an isolated event but is deeply rooted in ongoing colonization, illegal occupation, systemic injustices, and historical oppression of Palestine by an apartheid state. Israel has repeatedly disregarded the international humanitarian law and human rights principles that demand the protection of civilians, especially in conflict zones, as it escalated its genocidal attacks in Gaza.

Israel is planning a ground offensive with intent to indiscriminately kill Palestinians in north Gaza; and aims to ethnically cleanse more Palestinians in a single day than during the Nakba (Arabic for ‘catastrophe’) in 1948, when over 750,000 Palestinians were expelled from their homes – or any day since in their ongoing settler-colonial occupation of Palestine. The vast majority of Palestinians in Gaza are refugees from the Nakba.

The situation has never been more urgent. In the words of the Director of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), “Gaza is running out of life”. As vital resources run out and Gaza’s health infrastructure – already battered by Israel’s 16 year-long blockade and periodic bombardment – ‘collapse before our eyes’, Gaza’s remaining hospitals are turning into morgues.

We call for an immediate ceasefire, and for the international community to break the blockade and end the collective punishment of the Palestinian people. We must bring an end to apartheid and occupation.

We are appalled at the US and UK refusing to support the resolutions at the United Nations Security Council calling for a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid access to the Gaza Strip. The complicity of powerful Western nations in enabling Israel to carry out these actions with impunity is a matter of grave concern. Despite the growing evidence of human rights violations, the provision of military and financial support to Israel from these nations continues unabated. The disregard for the lives of Palestinian people is inexcusable, and it is incumbent upon these nations to end their arming of Israel and prioritise human rights.

We also call out the role and bias of politicians and international media, led by northern media, fueling the islamophobic rhetoric and dehumanization of the Palestinian people as well as the role of international tech companies and platforms in allowing the rise of islamophobic and anti-semitic hate speech and fake news.

We condemn the attempt by Northern Governments – from Germany, France, to the UK, to attempt to criminalize and ban our movements from marching and calling for Justice for Palestine. The attacks on our right to protest mirror the attacks on climate protests that are taking place in countries that bear the greatest responsibility for these injustices.

We stand in immutable solidarity with the people of Gaza and all victims of brutality and demand upholding of international law and human rights principles to protect innocent civilians.

We also stand in solidarity with Palestinians and Jews who are protesting Israel’s bombardment of Gaza and advocating for peace and justice in the region. We condemn actions taken by several governments around the world to stop these protests and the arrest of peaceful demonstrators.

There can be no peace without justice and it is a moral imperative for the global community to stand in unity with the oppressed. We call on all our governments and international bodies to work together to end the war, and to bring all those responsible for war crimes to justice. We demand an end to the occupation and genocide of the Palestinian people and urge for resolution that can ensure that both Palestinians and Israelis can live with security and dignity.

Our Demands
In light of the ongoing violence and the appalling human rights violations in Gaza by the apartheid state of Israel, we call for the following urgent measures:

Immediate Ceasefire: We echo the calls of the United Nations Secretary General and  humanitarian and human rights organisations for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

End the illegal blockade: Urgent humanitarian and emergency aid must be provided to civilians in Gaza. The people of Gaza are in dire need of medical supplies, food, water, and other essential resources, which need to be restored urgently.

Stop War Crimes: Israel must be held accountable for its actions that breach international law, including attacks on hospitals, forced evacuations, and the illegal blockade on Gaza for decades.

End Impunity: All those responsible for war crimes including the State of Israel must be held to account for their actions. All civilian hostages, including the thousands of Palestinian political prisoners held without charge or trial must be released. Western powers must stop their support for Israel, including ending arms sales to Israel particularly in the context of human rights violations and stop all support and funding to Israel immediately. Political alliances should not take precedence over human lives.

End Apartheid and Occupation: We support the self-determination of the Palestinian people. We call on Israel to end its system of apartheid and for the right of return and compensation to Palestinian refugees. We call on the international community to finally uphold the UN resolutions for a safe, secure and viable State of Palestine alongside a State of Israel.

Stop Racism, Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism: We stand in solidarity with our comrades in the Jewish and Muslim communities facing an increase in racist attacks. The struggle for climate justice is a struggle for racial justice.

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SIGNATORIES  

REGIONAL/GLOBAL
Advocacy and Awareness Centre (AAC Africa) Initiative

ALTSEAN-Burma

Amnesty International

Anethum Global

Arab NGO Network for Development (ANND)

Arab States CSOs & Feminist Network

Asia-Europe Peoples’ Forum (AEPF)

Asia Pacific Forum on Women Law and Development (APWLD)

Asia Pacific Network for Food Sovereignty (APNFS)

Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development (APMDD)

Association for Promotion Sustainable Development

Better Tomorrow Solar, Inc.

Centre for Environment, Human Rights & Development Forum (CEHRDF)

Christian Aid

Climate Action Network Arab World  (CANAW)

Climate Action Network Southeast Asia

Comite O. Romero – Sicsal Chile

Commission for Filipino Migrant Organizations in Europe

Diversifying and Decolonising Economics (D-Econ)

Equal Right

Fight Inequality Alliance (FIA)

Friends of the Earth Africa

Friends of the Earth Asia Pacific

Focus on the Global South

Fridays For Future (MAPA)

Gender Action

Global Ecovillage Network

Global Forest Coalition (GFC)

Global Interfaith Network

Global Law Thinkers Society (GLTS)

GRAIN

Habitat International Coalition (HIC)

Indigenous Environmental Network (IEN)

Initiatives for International Dialogue (IID)

Integrated Policy Research Institute

La Verità Onlus International Diplomacy (V.O.I.D)

LDC Watch

Masimanyane Women’s Rights International

MENA Fem Movement for Economic, Development and Ecological Justice

Migrant Workers Voice

Millennia2025 Women and Innovation Foundation

Networked Intelligence for Development (NID)

NGO Forum on ADB

Oil Change International (OCI)

OilWatch Africa

Pacific Islands Climate Action Network

Passionists International

Platform for Filipino Migrant Organizations in Europe

Politics 4Her

Regional Advocacy For Women’s Sustainable Advancement(RAWSA) Alliance for African & Arab States

Reseau TANMO

Rivers without Boundaries Coalition

Society for International Development (SID)

South Asia Alliance for Poverty Eradication  (SAAPE)

Southern Africa People’s Solidarity Network

Surge Africa Organisation

Sustainable Sarah

Sustainably Wise

The Jus Semper Global Alliance

The Sunrise Project

Third World Network (TWN)

Transnational Migrant Platform Europe (TMP-E)

VIVAT International

Water Justice and Gender

Women & Gender Constituency MENA

WoMin African Alliance

Womxn from the Mountain

World Friends for Africa Burkina Faso

Yes to Life, No to Mining (YLNM)

COUNTRIES

AOTEAROA /NEW ZEALAND

Aotearoa Maori

Auckland Peace Action

Climate Club New Zealand

Climate Justice Taranaki

Environmental Justice Ōtepoti

Generation Zero

Rise Up for Climate Justice Aotearoa

The Crooked Spoke

ARGENTINA

FUNAM (Environmental Defense Foundation)

Periodistas por el Planeta

AUSTRALIA

UN Association of Australia Queensland Branch

BANGLADESH

Bangladesh Adivasi Samity

Bangladesh Bacolight Shramik Federation

Bangladesh Bhasaman Nari Shramik

Bangladesh Bhasaman Shramik Union

Bangladesh Chattra Sabha

Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA)

Bangladesh Jatyo Shramik Federation

Bangladesh Krishok Federation

Bangladesh Kishani Sabha

Bangladesh Krishok Sabha

Bangladesh Bhumiheen Samity

Bangladesh Rural Intellectuals’ Front

Bangladesh Sangjukto Shramik Federation

Bangladesh Shramik Federation

Charbangla Bittoheen Samobay Samity

COAST Foundation

Emarat Nirman Shramik Bangladesh

Equity and Justice Working Group, Bangladesh [EquityBD]

Ganochhaya Sanskritic Kendra

Jago, Bangladesh. Garment Workers’ Federation

KOTHOWAIN (Vulnerable Peoples Development Organization)

La Verita Onlus Bangladesh chapter (V.O.I.D.)

Motherland Garment Workers’ Federation

Pittacchara Forest and Biodiversity Initiatives

Progressive Peasants’ Council

Ready Made Garment Workers’ Federation

UBINIG (Policy Research for Development Alternative)

Voices for Interactive Choice and Empowerment (VOICE)

Waterkeepers Bangladesh

Youthnet For Climate Justice – Youthnet Global

BELGIUM

Committee for the Abolition of Illegitimate Debt (CADTM Belgium)

BOLIVIA

Plataforma Boliviana Frente al Cambio Climático

Ramonas

Reacción Climática

BRAZIL

FASE

Fórum da Amazônia Oriental (FAOR)

Frente Ampla Democrática Socioambiental (FADS)

Gestos

SUSTENTAR Interdisciplinary Institute for Studies and Research on Sustainability

CANADA

Vision GRAM-International

CHILE

Alianza Basura Cero Chile

Antu Kai Mawen, Música tierra

Colectivo VientoSur

Comité dd.hh. y Ecológicos de Quilpué

Coordinadora Nacional de Inmigrantes de Chile

Fundación El Arbol

Movimiento por el Agua y los Territorios (MAT)

Observatorio del maltrato a personas mayores. Quilpué

Red de Acción por los Derechos Ambientales (RADA)

COLOMBIA

Censat Agua Viva

Habitat Bambú

Plataforma Colombiana de Niñez y Juventud

Vamos Por los Derechos

CZECH REPUBLIC

Ekumenická akademie (Ecumenical Academy)

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

Organisation Paysanne Pour le Développement Durable

ECUADOR

Acción Ecológica

EGYPT

Colectivo de Geografía Crítica del Ecuador

New Woman Foundation

EL SALVADOR

CESTA Friends of the Earth El Salvador

FIJI

Diverse voices and Action (DIVA) for Equality

Fiji Youth SRHR Alliance

SISI Initiative Site Support Group

FRENCH POLYNESIA

SOS Moorea

GERMANY

Kolumbienkampagne Berlin

#LifeNotCoal – #LebenStattKohle

GUATEMALA

Asociación Ceiba

GUINEA

Réseau des femmes pour l’ environnement et le développement durable

GUYANA

Justice Institute Guyana, Inc.

The Greenheart Movement

HONDURAS

Ambiente, Desarrollo y Capacitación

Ecore Honduras

Foro Indigena

INDIA

All India Women Hawkers Federation (AIWHF)

Bharat Jan Vigyan Jatha (BJVJ)

Environics Trust

Forum Against Oppression of Women

Himalaya Niti Abhiyan

Indian Social Action Forum (INSAF)

Indian Women Theologians Forum

Initiative for Health & Equity in Society

Kamgar Ekata Union

Mines, minerals and People (mmP)

National Alliance of Agriculture & Allied Workers Union (NAAWU)

National Alliance of People’s Movements (NAPM)

National Hawker Federation (NHF)

People’s Union of Civil Liberties (PUCL)

Socialist Party of India

INDONESIA

Aksi Ekologi and Emansipasi Rakyat – AEER (Ecological Action and People’s Emancipation)

Gema Alam NTB

Indonesia for Global Justice (IGJ)

National Network for Domestic Workers Advocacy (Jala PRT)

WALHI (Friends of the Earth Indonesia)

Women Working Group (WWG)

IRAQ

Darya Developing Women and Community

IRELAND

Ecojustice Ireland

Financial Justice Ireland

Friends of the Earth Ireland

IVORY COAST

Syndicat des Enseignants de l’Education Nationale, de l’Enseignement Technique et Professionnel (SYENET)

JAMAICA

Imani, Hope & Love Foundation

JAPAN

Friends of the Earth Japan

UNISC International

JORDAN

Dibeen for Environmental Development

Phenix Center

KENYA

Daughters of Mumbi Global Resource Center

Hope for Kenya Slum Adolescents Initiative

Kenya Human Rights Commission

Zamara Foundation

MALAYSIA

Centre for Independent Journalism

Klima Action Malaysia  (KAMY)

Monitoring Sustainability of Globalization (MSN)

Sahabat Alam Malaysia (SAM) – Friends of the Earth

LEBANON

Learn Sustain

MALI

Association for the Promotion of Young Girls and Women (AMPJF)

MEXICO

Alianza Mexicana Contra el Fracking

Asociación Ecológica Santo Tomás

CartoCrítica

Conexiones Climáticas

Equidad de Género: Ciudadanía, Trabajo y Familia

Freshwater Action Network Mexico

MONGOLIA

Oyu Tolgoi Watch

MYANMAR

Karen Environmental Social Action Network (KESAN)

Karen Rivers Watch (KRW), Myanmar

Save the Salween Network (SSN), Myanmar

NEPAL

All Nepal Peasants Federation (ANPFa)

All Nepal Women Association (ANWA)

Beyond Beijing Committee Nepal

Center for Good Governance and Peace (CGGAP)

Defenders of Nature

Digo Bikas Institute (DBI)

Fight Inequality Alliance Nepal (FIA) Nepal

Forum for Community Upliftment System Nepal (FOCUS-Nepal)

General Federation of Nepalese Trade Unions (GEFONT)

Jagaran, Nepal

National Alliance for Human Rights and Social Justice (Human Rights Alliance Nepal)

National Campaign for Sustainable Development Nepal

Nepal Integrated Development Initiation (NIDI)

Rural Reconstruction Nepal

Tax and Fiscal Justice Alliance (TAFJA Nepal)

WOREC Nepal

NIGER

Association Nigérienne des Scouts de l’Environnement (ANSEN)

NIGERIA

Green Leaf Advocacy and Empowerment Center

Peace Point Development Foundation (PPDF)

PAKISTAN

Akhuwat Kissan

ALC Law

Anjuman e Muzareen e Punjab

ASR Resource Center

Beaconhouse National Uni

Cholistan Development Council

Clean and Green Khai

Climate Activists Collective

Community Developers Association (CDA)

Community Initiatives for Development Pakistan (CIDP)

Crofter Foundation

Feminist Collective Pakistan

Gilgit-Baltistan Social Welfare Organization

Haqooq e Khalq Movement

Home Net Pakistan

Indus Consortium for Humanitarian, Environment and Development Initiative

Kissan Ikkat

Kissan Karkeela

Kissan Ravi Club

Labour Education Foundation

Labour Qomi Movement

Lok Sujag

PakAid

Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee (PKRC)

Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum (PFF)

Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (PILER)

Policy Research Institute for Equitable Development (PRIED)

Progressive Student’s Collective

Sanga

Sawera Foundation

Sindh Hari Porchat Council

South Asia Partnership Pakistan

Sukaar Welfare Organization

Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI)

Tameer e Nau Women’s Worker Organization

Textile Powerloom Garments Workers Federation

Vision Building Future

Visionary Forum

Young Reformers

PERU

Colectiva de Geografía Crítica Contingente Perú

Movimiento Ciudadano frente al Cambio Climático

Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú

TierrActiva Peru

PHILIPPINES

350 Pilipinas

Aniban ng Manggagawa sa Agrikultura (AMA)

Bantay Kita

Break- free Pilipinas, Break – free from Fossil Gas – Philippine Campaign

Bukluran ng Manggagawang Pilipino (BMP-Workers Solidarity)

Center for Migrant Advocacy (CMA)

Computer Professionals’ Union

Ecological Justice Interfaith Movement (ECOJIM)

ETC Group Philippines

Fellowship for the Care of Creation Association, Inc. (FCCAI)

Freedom from Debt Coalition (FDC)

Gitib, Inc.

Katribu Kalipunan ng Katutubong Mamamayan ng Pilipinas

Kongreso ng Pagkakaisa ng Maralita ng Lungsod (KPML)

Oriang Women’s Movement

Partido Lakas ng Masa (PLM)

Philippine Movement for Climate Justice (PMCJ)

SANLAKAS

SAVE Philippines

Samahan ng Progresibong Kabataan (SPARK)

Solidarity for People’s Education and Lifelong Learning (SPELL)

Task Force Detainees of the Philippines

Youth for Climate Justice –Mindanao

Youth for Climate Justice –Tacloban

PORTUGAL

Associação Academia Cidadã

SCOTLAND

Unite Community

SENEGAL

RECODEF Sénégal

SIERRA LEONE

Sierra Leone School Green Club (SLSGC)

SOMALIA

Kalkal Human Rights Development Organization (KAHRDO)

SOUTH KOREA

Korea Federation for Environmental Movement -KFEM ( Friends of the Earth Korea)

SPAIN

Cátedra UNESCO de desarrollo humano sostenible – Universitat de Girona

Ecologistas en Acción

Observatori del Deute en la Globalització (ODG)

SRI LANKA

Miridiya Organization

SOUTH AFRICA

Alternative Information and Development Centre (AIDC)

Biowatch South Africa

Centre for Social Change (University of Johannesburg)

groundWork, Friends of the Earth, South Africa

SOUTH SUDAN

OILWatch South Sudan

SRI LANKA

Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization

We Women Lanka Network

SUDAN

National Sudanese Women Association

TAJIKISTAN

Zan va Zamin (Women and Earth)

TANZANIA

Greener Tanzania Livelihood Organization (GTLO)

Integrating Capacity and Community Advancement Organization (ICCAO)

THE GAMBIA

Extinction Rebellion Gambia

THE NETHERLANDS

Gender Justice & Sustainable Development Consultancy

TIMOR LESTE 

Dialektika Timor-Leste

TUNISIA

Association pour la Protection de l’Environnement et le Développement Durable de Bizerte (APEDDUB)

UGANDA

Disability Peoples Forum Uganda

Innovations for Development (I4DEV)

Paradigm for social justice and development

UNITED KINGDOM

Bretton Woods Project

Center for Alternative Technology

Climate Justice Coalition

Climate Live / Stop Rosebank

Ecoforensic

Global Justice Now (GJN)

Greener Jobs Alliance

Nerve Magazine

Seaford Environmental Alliance

Unite Wirral NW/96

War on Want

Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF-UK)

USA 

CODEPINK

Corporate Accountability

Earth Ethics, Inc.

Earth Justice Ministries

Faithfully Sustainable

Fossil Free Media

Jewish Voice for Peace

Justice is Global

Social Eco Education (SEE)

The California Allegory

The Oakland Institute

UZBEKISTAN

Ecoforum of NGOs of Uzbekistan

Ассоциация “За экологически чистую Фергану”(Association for an Environmentally Friendly Fergana)

Ziyo Nur

VENEZUELA

Fundacion Aguaclara

Venezuelan Political Ecology Observatory

YEMEN

Center of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights

ZAMBIA

Zambia Climate Action Network Foundation

ZIMBABWE

Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD)

INDIVIDUALS

Tian Chua

Former Member of Parliament, Malaysia

Atty. Corazón Valdez – Fabros

Co-President, International Peace Bureau (IPB)

Alexandra Arntsen

Lecturer, Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom

Prof. Naser Abdelkarim

Arab American University, Palestine

Yasmine Ibrahim

The American University in Cairo, Egypt

Gert Van Hecken

Asso. professor, University of Antwerp, Belgium

Ray Bush

Professor Emeritus, University of Leeds, United Kingdom

Helen Saldanha

Social Work, India

Lisa Marie Smith

Retired Nurse, England

Amal Ibrahim Sabri

Retired Egyptian Environment & Development Consultant & Researcher, Egypt

Sohair Sabry

Retired Translator and Writer, Egypt

Cristina Santacruz

MA Student, Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar, Ecuador

Eleonoora Karttunen

Doctoral Researcher, University of Finland, Finland

Erich Vogt

Lecturer, University of Toronto, Canada

Lukas Slothuus

Post Doctoral Researcher, University of Sussex, United Kingdom

Mahar Safdar Ali

Social Activist, Association of People of Asia, Pakistan

Lama Dajani

Artist, Damascus, Syria

Luca Ferrari

Researcher, Mexico

Megan Fraser

Future Led, Vancouver, Canada

Lora Barry, Canada

Aleida Azamar Alonso

Researcher, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, México

Mark Vossler, USA

Nabeel

Professor, Cairo University, Egypt

Gurpreet Kaur

Independent Researcher

Farwa Sial

Research Associate – Economics, SOAS University of London, UK

Shubhangi Singh

Human Rights Lawyer, India

Neha Gupta

Strategic Communications Expert

Dr. Anand Zachariah

Christian Medical College, Vellore, India