Climate Change Archives - Page 2 of 3 - Amnesty International Ireland

9th October 2025
Petition: Establish a humanitarian visa for climate impacted Pacific people and support those wanting to stay with dignity in the Pacific

9th October 2025
Aotearoa New Zealand: Discriminatory migration system fails climate-affected Pacific People

21st August 2025
Urgent Action – Honduras: Environmental bill threatens human rights

30th July 2025
Madagascar: Authorities fail to protect and assist Antandroy people displaced by climate-exacerbated droughts – new report

23rd July 2025
Urgent Action – Brazil: Bill Threatens Human Rights and Climate

6th May 2025
Pakistan: Climate disasters increasing risks of death and disease amongst children and older people – new report

Protesters at COP28 that was held in Dubai

7th November 2024
COP29: Leaders must commit to fair climate financing and fully phasing out fossil fuels

15th October 2024
Global: New human rights ranking of electric vehicle industry exposes laggards

8th October 2024
Write for Rights 2024: Fighting to save their ancestral lands

31st July 2024
Canada: Wet’suwet’en Chief Dsta’hyl declared first Amnesty International prisoner of conscience held in Canada

17th June 2024
Canada: International Delegation to Attend Trial of Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders

Protestors demand action on climate change ahead of Cop28

21st November 2023
Global: COP28 climate change summit essential need-to-knows

3rd November 2023
Write for Rights 2023: Uncle Pabai and Uncle Paul fighting to save their ancestral lands

Five of the young climate case applicants, from left to right: André Oliveira, Sofia Oliveira, Catarina Mota, Cláudia Agostinho and Martim Agostinho © GLAN

26th September 2023
Europe: Six young people to present landmark climate case before the European Court of Human Rights

The forced evictions in the Democratic Republic of Congo due to the expansion of cobalt and copper mines

12th September 2023
Democratic Republic of the Congo: Industrial mining of cobalt and copper for rechargeable batteries is leading to grievous human rights abuses

The welcome sign at the G20 summit in New Delhi

8th September 2023
Global: Cost of G20 inaction on climate and debt crises “potentially catastrophic”

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