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Outgoing U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm highlights that Donald Trump’s potential reversal of Biden’s climate policies could endanger jobs and economic opportunities, particularly in Republican-led districts. She stresses the importance …
Trump’s Potential Climate Policy Reversal: Implications for Jobs and U.S. Leadership Read More
The COP29 climate summit in Baku has seen diminished focus on agriculture, as the recent U.S. election undercuts momentum towards sustainable food systems. Experts express concern that crucial discussions on …
COP29: Food Talks Stalled Amid Political Uncertainty Read More
The Azerbaijani government faces accusations of detaining climate activists during COP29, raising alarms among human rights groups. With over 300 political prisoners, critics contend that dissent is being suppressed under …
COP29’s Host, Azerbaijan, Under Scrutiny for Human Rights Violations Read More
COP29 in Baku is marking a pivotal moment as nations seek to implement the new collective quantified goal (NCQG), transitioning from the longstanding $100 billion annual climate financing for poorer …
Funding the Future: Enabling Poor Nations to Go Green at COP29 Read More
The Council of Europe’s new factsheet highlights reforms by member states after the European Court of Human Rights identified violations of Article 18, which protects against the misuse of state …
Reforms in Wake of ECHR Article 18 Violations: Progress and Challenges Read More
The AYF-YOARF Central Hai Tahd Council hosted a webinar with over 75 participants to address human rights abuses in Azerbaijan before COP29. Led by ANCA leaders, the discussion highlighted greenwashing …
Advocacy and Awareness: AYF-YOARF Hosts Critical COP29 Webinar Read More
Monica Grasso, NOAA’s chief economist, has been named to the 2024 TIME100 Climate list, recognizing her significant influence in climate action. Her work, particularly on the economic impacts of climate-related …
NOAA’s Monica Grasso Named to TIME100 Climate List for Influential Leadership Read More
Azerbaijan faces accusations of heightening repression against journalists and activists ahead of COP29 amid its troubled human rights record. Activists, including Ulvi Hasanli and Anar Mammadli, recently detained without trial, …
Azerbaijan’s Repression of Dissent Intensifies Ahead of COP29 Read More
Azerbaijan faces increasing scrutiny as it hosts COP29 amidst a crackdown on dissent. Human rights activists and journalists, like Ulvi Hasanli and Anar Mammadli, are detained on dubious charges including …
Azerbaijan’s Repression of Critics Casting Shadow Over COP29 Hosting Read More
As COP29 unfolds in Azerbaijan, scrutiny intensifies around the nation’s dire human rights record, characterized by a crackdown on journalists and dissenters under President Ilham Aliyev. Prominent activists face persecution …
COP29 in Azerbaijan: A Climate Summit Amidst Human Rights Crisis Read More