Climate Emergency Archives - Amnesty International Ireland

15th October 2025
Write For Rights 2025: Equador- FIGHTING TO PROTECT OUR AMAZON, AND YOUR FUTURE

15th October 2025
Write For Rights 2025: Honduras- Juan Lopez ; DEFENDER OF RIVERS AND FORESTS MURDERED

15th October 2025
Write For Rights 2025: Damisoa- DISPLACED BY DROUGHTS AND FACING STARVATION

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

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

9th January 2024
Global: Hottest year on record underlines severity of the climate crisis

Protestors demand action on climate change ahead of Cop28

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

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 welcome sign at the G20 summit in New Delhi

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

An ADNOC pipeline in UAE, whose chief exec has been appointed president-delegate of COP28

1st June 2023
States must urge the United Arab Emirates to reform its dismal rights record to help ensure a successful climate meeting

12th January 2023
Climate: Putting UAE oil chief in charge of COP28 threatens further climate chaos

Protestors ahead of COP27 stand against climate change

10th January 2023
Climate: Record breaking heat in 2022 shows urgent need to act and avert climate breakdown

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