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This is serves as a great reminder that the climate change and justice discourse ought to be gender-conscious and intersectional. When states fail in delivering on their economic development mandates, such survival strategies pose threats to affected people and the environment.
In one victim community we work with, women told us due to violations they faced & due to many loosing their husbands, women have to provide food and upkeep their family. As employment is limited they now turn to cutting trees to sell as firewood or make in to charcoal. https://t.co/WkeDJCpoe6
In one victim community we work with, women told us due to violations they faced & due to many loosing their husbands, women have to provide food and upkeep their family. As employment is limited they now turn to cutting trees to sell as firewood or make in to charcoal. https://t.co/WkeDJCpoe6
"I think before we can begin to speak bout addressing climate change and transitional justice, we need to problematize how governments and many international institutions have been slow to recognise how the (conflict and climate change) phenomena are linked."- @Gugu_Nonjinge
