The European Assembly for Climate Justice took place in Brussels from 26th to 29th of November 2010.
Over 250 people from ten European countries assembled for four days of debates, discussion, action and networking.
The countries that attended included the UK, Denmark, Russia, Belgium, Turkey, Germany, Finland, Sweden, Spain, Netherlands, and France.[1]
Motivation edit
The Assembly was organised following a call out from Via Campesina for 1000 Cancuns where people across the world would organise popular assemblies in the run up to the COP16.
Activities edit
Critical mass bike ride edit
Events began on Friday 26th when 120 cyclists gathered for a critical mass ride around central Brussels.
Workshops, general assembly and conference edit
On Saturday and Sunday morning participants gathered at Erasmus Hogeschool for workshops, a popular assembly and a conference.
Sing for the Climate edit
On Sunday afternoon participants joined the climate justice bloc in the "Sing for the Climate" event which was organised by the Belgian Climate Coalition.
External links edit
References edit
- ^ Pierrick (3 December 2010). "Report of the European Assembly for Climate Justice : Via Campesina". La Via Campesina - EN. Retrieved 1 May 2024.