Episode 741 Indigenous Actions at COP
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The Indigenous social and climate change activist Jacob Johns and host John Feffer discuss the impact of fossil fuel power and the solidarity witnessed at the COP meeting. Johns holds out a vision of eight "hubs" for future templates of teaching farms around the world where ecology can be defended.
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Episode 741 Indigenous Actions at COP
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Episode 740 The Right to Health
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Valerie Percival has worked helping refugees in conflict zones. Michael Lynk was UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Occupied Palestine. They discuss Gazans' deprivation of the right to health.
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Episode 740
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Episode 739 Let's Brighten Some Clouds
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Alan Gadian discusses early Marine Cloud Brightening research by John Latham and Stephen Salter. Robert Tulip and Peter Wadhams are also engaged in this research.
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Episode 739
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Episode 737 Who Gets Russia's Money?
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Lloyd Axworthy, along with Allan Rock and Fen Hampson, had initiataed the proposal to use Russia's in vestments in Canada as reparations to Ukraine. So what happened to that idea?
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Episode 736 Climate Debt
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This episode discusses the costs of transitioning from fossil fuels with Tom Athanasiou and host John Feffer, suggesting a 'Fair Share' approach for emissions accountability.
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Episode 738
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Episode 735 Persons Missing and on the Move
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In this episode, Jose Pablo Baraybar and Apostolos Veizis discuss the plight of individuals who have fled their countries seeking safety but faced tragic outcomes. For the video and audio podcast,
info_outlineMatthew Gillett has been involved with war crime for many years. He spent time in Afghanistan intervening to protect victims of human rights abuse, some of which were related to cases that the International Criminal Court would consider. Later he became a trial lawyer in The Hague for the ICC. Here we talk about the changing international laws about war crime and crime against humanity. He is pleased that the law has recently changed so that the deliberate instigation of famine to civilians as an act of war now applies to civil wars, whereas it had formerly applied to international conflicts. For the video, audio podcast, transcript, and comments: https://tosavetheworld.ca/episode-376-prosecuting-war-criminals/