Women hardest hit and least heard, delegates from Global South tell COP26 (Only 9.19 years left)

National Observer ^ | 11/03/21 | Rochelle Baker

[Libloather]

Feminist activists and leaders from around the globe ascended the stage at COP26 to say there is no climate justice without addressing gender equity and human rights for women.

Wearing red masks in solidarity with their Indigenous sisters, climate activists spanning the Global South talked to a packed venue about the successes, struggles and what real climate justice must look like during a public event hosted Monday evening by the Women and Gender Constituency, a stakeholder group with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

Moderator and international human rights lawyer Kavita Naidu launched the panel by acknowledging that many climate activists were absent at the UN climate conference taking place in Glasgow, Scotland.

Many have lost their lives fighting for climate justice, or face the risk of persecution or kidnapping at home, she said.

And innumerable other members from the movement couldn't attend due to stumbling blocks created by immigration rules, visas and other challenges posed by the pandemic.

[Libloather]

I have been noticing a slight decline in sammich quality lately. Never thought it could be from global warming. Just glad to find out that there are still females out there.

[Telepathic Intruder]

For this study, they put 20 men along side 20 women in a room filled with CO2 and poured gasoline on everyone except the men. The women, for some reason, seemed to catch on fire much more easily.

[Peter ODonnell]

In Canada the native people have figured out that if they throw a big spanner into the economic works, they can have mucho revenge on whitey for coming here and wrecking their tranquil lives over several centuries.

What they haven’t yet figured out is what happens when our economy tanks, there is no money left and the welfare checks stop coming. The first signs of trouble will be when whitey stops coming to the casinos.

Now that would be a sort of climate justice, I suppose.

[Stevenfo]

Climate change is a shakedown. The UN and it “stakeholders” only want a huge endless cash flow from USA taxpayers. This cash flow will be skimmed from end to end. Check out the old “Oil for Food” program to she how the UN rolls.

[Telepathic Intruder]

Oil for Food: The U.N. allowed a genocide to occur because they were paid millions to keep quiet about it. All that money went into their pockets, no heads rolled. That’s what good the U.N. is.

[Redmen4ever]

If there are two sexes, women would be hardER hit. If there are three of more, women would be hardEST hit.

[Spok]

An advantage of advancing age for men is losing the ability to hear shrill, screeching audio frequencies. A pox on the inventor of the hearing aid. It must have been a woman.