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Indigenous Youth Adopt Hugu Declaration in Asia Ahead of COP31
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Indigenous Youth Adopt Hugu Declaration in Asia Ahead of COP31

More than 100 Indigenous young people from across Asia adopted the Hugu Declaration in Kota Kinabalu, demanding recognition as distinct rightsholders and direct, multi-year funding for youth-led work ahead of COP31.

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IPI Demands Stronger Protection for Africa’s Climate Reporters
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IPI Demands Stronger Protection for Africa’s Climate Reporters

The International Press Institute (IPI) has called for stronger protection for journalists reporting on climate and environmental issues in Africa, and for guaranteed public access to climate and environmental information, in a statement marking the International Day of Climate Action. IPI also urged African states to counter abusive litigation against reporters and to guarantee access

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