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Durban Outcome: No Guarantees for the Climate as Governments Again Delay
The international trade union movement expressed its disappointment as climate negotiators in Durban had agreed a platform to continue negotiations, (...) read more
Spectre of Delay Haunts Durban’s Corridors
The international trade union movement is making a final call on Ministers attending the Durban Climate Change talks to make a U-turn on the road they (...) read more
From the summit to the seaside, a Himalayan sherpa carries a message from Mt Everest to the UN Climate Change talks in Durban
At 6:30am on the morning of 26 May, Dorje Khatri, Sherpa and trade union member planted his crampons in the snow and gripped his thick gloves tightly (...) read more
Workers Increase Pressure for Climate Action As Negotiations Start in Durban
South African mine workers, Japanese energy workers, Argentinian construction workers, and UK teachers will join more than 250 unionists from 100 (...) read moreDocuments » Environment
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ITUC@COP17 - World of Work Pavilion
Trade unions are ready to take up the challenge of climate change, and to work for a just transition to a climate-friendly, fairer (...) read more
Spotlight interview with Carlos Mamani (Bolivia)
"A new democracy should emerge out of the tensions between the government and indigenous peoples" read more
Guatemala: gold mine plundering sacred resources
Aura Lolita Chavez of the Council of the K’iches peoples and Francisco Rocael Mateo Morales from the Huehuetenango Parliament denounce the economic and (...) read moremost popular articles
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