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The Chilean government has pulled out of hosting the 25th Conference of the Parties (COP25) climate summit due to continuing protests against rising inequality. This must not delay progress on climate
ActionAid has joined a coalition of almost 200 civil society organisations to demand fossil-free politics. You read the joint statement and learn more about the climate emergency on this page.
ActionAid is deeply concerned about the situation of women, men, boys and girls that are trapped in the Turkish military operation that started on October 9th in northeast Syria, after the announced
WASHINGTON, D.C. 18 October 2019: The World Bank’s subsidising of fossil fuels is fanning the flames of the climate emergency and must stop, a coalition of civil society representing 112 organizations
This blog by Sesheeni Joud Selvaratnam, International Programme and Policy Lead, questions why we don't see more action from our leaders and asks why we don't pay attention to our young activist
Lars Koch, Policy Director, ActionAid Denmark has written this blog post about the effective ways to finance international development.
Harjeet Singh, our global climate lead, writes about young people leading the fight for climate justice.
Farah Kabir, Country Director, Bangladesh, shares her reflection on the SDG Summit in New York, September 2019
Harjeet Singh, ActionAid's global climate lead, warns that climate change could lead to mass migration
This is a response from ActionAid to the first day of the global climate stroke in September 2019
