Thursday, 20 October 2022

COP27 Mobilisations

 


Nov 12 will see mass mobilisations across the country and put thousands of people on the streets to demand Climate Justice in solidarity with the Global Day of Action called by Egyptian groups at COP27.

  • LONDON – Shell Building 12:00
  • EDINBURGH – St Andrew Sq 12:00
  • NEWCASTLE – Grey’s Monument 12:00
  • BIRMINGHAM – Victoria Sq 14:00
  • SHEFFIELD – Barkers Pool 12:00
  • BRISTOL  College Green 12:00
  • PLYMOUTH – Guildhall Sq 11:00
  • SOUTHAMPTON – Guildhall Sq 12:45
  • CARDIFF  Cardiff Crown Court 11:00
  • SWANSEA – Castle Square 12:00
  • CARMARTHEN – Carmarthen Park 12:30
  • BLACKPOOL – location tbc.
  • EASTBOURNE – location tbc.
  • CORNWALL – location tbc.
  • DERRY & DUBLIN – organised by CJC Ireland
  • BELFAST – organised by CJC Belfast
  • LEICESTER – Clock Tower 14:00
  • LEAMINGTON SPA – Pump Room Gardens 12:00
  • MARKET HARBOROUGH – Old Grammar School 13:00

From the national & global cost of living crisis, climate impacts in the global south and the demand for climate reparations, and the urgent need to end fossil fuel extraction and for a workers-led justice transition: we will rise up together and fight for justice. We must recognise the human rights abuses being committed by the Egyptian government and stand in solidarity with efforts to free political prisoners and end ongoing repression.

Join and support regional and national demos near you, or organise activities in your area. Have a look at our Action Resource Pack, and find your Local Hub here. Let us know if your planning something: info[@]climatejustice.uk

Help build the mobilisations! Reach out to groups in your networks, and promote via social media and email. Find graphics, messaging, and social media templates in our Comms Pack.

THIS CRISIS DEMANDS ACTION

Read the full messaging guide here.

Global temperatures, rising. Energy bills, rising. Billionaire profits, rising. While people are being forced to choose between heating and eating, energy companies are making record-breaking profits. 

From bailouts to big business, ramping up more deadly fossil fuels to trashing nature and cutting our wages the Government is refusing to listen. Their policies both here and globally are causing devastation with working people and people of colour – who have contributed the least to the problem – paying the price with killer famines, floods, crop failures, fires and rising poverty. 

To stop this crisis we need action that cuts carbon, tackles inequality and ends the injustices baked into our world. 

This year world leaders will meet in Egypt for COP27 and African movements have called for a Global Day of Action for climate justice. Communities in the global south need urgent climate finance and reparations for the loss and damages that have caused mass destruction of lives and livelihoods. The UK government must stop its climate wrecking plans and implement real climate solutions that solve both the climate and cost of living crisis and ensure that everyone has a right to live with dignity.

We recognise the human rights abuses being committed by the Egyptian government and stand in solidarity with efforts to free political prisoners and end ongoing repression.

Justice won’t be handed to us by world leaders or delivered by corporations. We need to organise in our communities and ensure that not only is no one is cold or hungry this winter but that we stop the headlong rush into climate catastrophe. Get organised and build support for Nov 12.

International Movement

Nov 12 Mass Mobilisations for Justice are supported by:

The Climate Justice Coalition
Climate Justice Coalition Ireland
Stop Climate Chaos Scotland
The Climate Coalition
War on Want
Friends of the Earth Scotland
Friends of the Earth ENWI
Extinction Rebellion
Extinction Rebellion Scotland
Global Justice Now
Tipping Point UK
Jubilee Scotland
Public and Commercial Services Union
Unison
Campaign Against Climate Change
Land Workers Alliance
Medact
Stop Cambo
Faith For The Climate
CAFOD
London Mining Network
Breathe
Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers
Ecojustice Ireland
Migrants Organise
Debt Justice
Palestine Solidarity Campaign
Extinction Rebellion Deep Water
No Borders in Climate Justice
Climate Reality Europe
Quakers in Britain

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