It’s so disappointing to see
Sammi Deen Baloch mic being snatched away in the middle of her speech. It’s not only disrespectful but it shows the mindset of typical Pakistani being frightened from our voices. Sammi deserves to be heard, you owe her much more than that!

As it is the case almost every COP, MAPA youth activists who have worked hard to get badges find themselves unable to afford the prices of attending. Young people have changed the course of environmental policy and deserve to be there. Please donate here
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“[We experienced] a flood on a scale we have not seen in a hundred years. The factors that caused the flooding are a result of fossil fuel exploitation in the Global North.”

Ayisha Siddiqa, 23, says that Pakistan has seen compounding climate disasters this year.

📣 Speaker announcement! 📣

Ayisha Siddiqa, Co-Founder of Polluters Out and Executive Director of Student Affairs Fossil Free University, is joining the mitigation panel at the #PeoplesCOP27 to provide a roadmap to achieve radical emissions reductions.

Register👉 peoplescop.org/home

Ayisha Siddiqa made a really strong point here! 🙋🏽‍♀️

💡 If these existing frameworks of social hierarchy already failed to find the solution to existing problems - why use them again?

#FeministGlobalCollaboration with FAIR SHARE of Women Leaders 💚

“[We experienced] a flood on a scale we have not seen in a hundred years. The factors that caused the flooding are a result of fossil fuel exploitation in the Global North.”

Ayisha Siddiqa, 23, says that Pakistan has seen compounding climate disasters this year.

For decades, the #FossilFuel giants that caused the #ClimateCrisis have denied, delayed and distracted from their culpability, and the solutions we need to fix their mess.

Ayisha Siddiqa calls out their role at COP27, and shares why #PeopleNotPolluters need to be at the table.

The youth movement Fridays for Future has grown into an international force for change.

Here, seven activists share their views from the climate front lines.⬇️
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Young people have been working day in and out for 6 months on the first ever youth pavilion, Every major stakeholder has had a designated spot at COP, except the generation that will be most affected by the Climate crisis. Incredibly proud of my friends who’ve made it a reality

I have put together a book with over 100 contributors that will share expertise and experiences from people all over the world. These crises are the biggest story in the world, and they must be spoken as far and wide as our voices can carry, and much further still.

‘Kise da yaar na vichre.’

Statement on Coca-Cola partnership.

UN Climate Change @COP27p @CANintercop27

Introducing Ayisha Siddiqa, our third guest on our Knowledge & Power episode of #FeministGlobalCollaboration !

Ayisha Siddiqa is a Pakistani environmentalist, the co-founder of Polluters Out and Fossil Free University, and researcher of environmental and human rights law.

Global Unit for Feminism and Gender Democracy

It is a responsibility that comes with intention, connection to the land and most importantly it is part of my being. There is a reason why native/tribal/aboriginal communities identify as land and water protectors. We are in service to our mother; the earth.

Her words allowed me to find comfort in refusing the title of climate activist because this is not just a role I am in out of emergency, this is my life’s work as it was my grandmothers and Hers. This does not end or begin with throwing tomato soup at a painting-

As it is the case almost every COP, MAPA youth activists who have worked hard to get badges find themselves unable to afford the prices of attending. Young people have changed the course of environmental policy and deserve to be there. Please donate here
chuffed.org/project/mapato…

The land has an incredible memory, and I’m so grateful to be among her guardians. Thankyou Vogue Magazine for having us at Forces of Fashion this year