80 years ago the UN was founded on the spirit of peace through cooperation, human rights and a rules-based order. But the rules are being flouted, human rights ignored and cooperation replaced with economic and military force. This violation is only made possible by a global culture of impunity in which nation after nation fails to hold those responsible to account under international law and obligation. 🧵 1/6

Europe’s ancient Carpathian forests face a new wave of destruction. Greenpeace scaled an IKEA megastore in Poland to say loud and clear: no furniture should come from 200-year-old trees. IKEA must stop sourcing wood from precious forests — and help protect them.

Ancient Carpathian forest faces a new wave of IKEA-linked destruction

Greenpeace warns that a new wave of logging is about to begin in the ancient Rusca Montană Forest. Activists scaled one of the biggest IKEA stores...

Across the world, billionaires and profiteering polluters – like Energy Transfer, ENI, Shell, Total, Fonterra and JBS – are increasingly using intimidation tactics like abusive lawsuits to silence people who are speaking out for the climate and for a just world for all. Add your name now to our petition to show corporate bullies like Energy Transfer that we refuse to live in a world where corporations can silence ordinary people.

Greenpeace International

NO more corporate bullying! - Greenpeace International

Tell Energy Transfer and other corporate bullies to stop their attacks on free speech. Sign the petition now.

#TimeToResist

"There can be no climate justice without human rights. Whenever there’s injustice, we must put up a good fight – whether it concerns the climate or social injustice."

Al Jazeera

Indonesia’s climate ambitions can’t shine in the dark

The Indonesian government cannot pursue an ambitious climate agenda while neglecting its human rights obligations.