Millaista on oikeudenmukainen ilmastopolitiikka tulevien sukupolvien näkökulmasta?
Valentin Antonucci
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Nuoret haastavat nykyistä ilmastopolitiikkaa – Mitä Suomi ja EU aikovat tehdä?
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Keskustelu
Ihmisoikeudet
Ilmastonmuutos
Kansalaisyhteiskunta
Lauantai 25.5.2019
13:10 – 13:55
Mekong-lava, Rautatientori
Millaista on oikeudenmukainen ilmastopolitiikka ja mikä on Suomen ja EU:n rooli sen toteuttamisessa? Kenen näkökulmasta ilmastopolitiikan tulisi olla oikeudenmukaista?
Aiheesta keskustelevat asunto-, energia- ja ympäristöministeri Kimmo Tiilikainen, Nuorten Agenda 2030 -ryhmän puheenjohtaja Siiri Mäkelä, Suomen ilmastopaneelin jäsen ja kansainvälisen oikeuden professori Kati Kulovesi ja ulkoministeriön kehityspoliittisen osaston osastopäällikkö Satu Santala. Keskustelun juontaa toimittaja Reetta Räty.
Produced by:
ympäristöministeriö
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(FIN/YEM)
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Taiga Stage, Finnish National Theatre Club Scene
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Discussion: Warmer Days – Climate change struggle in Myanmar
(FIN/MMR)
Sat 12:25
Village Cinema, On the Rocks
The screening of the "Warmer Days" documentary is followed by a discussion about climate change and the struggle against it in Myanmar. Director Khin Myanmar talks about her film in an interview with Kii Runsten.
Discussion: Yasuni Man – The costs of oil profits
Sun 13:40
Village Cinema, On the Rocks
"Yasuni Man" is a documentary film about the Yasuni region of Ecuador and the oil companies that threaten the Waorani people living in the area as well as local biodiversity, considered to be one of the richest in the world. The film screening is followed by a discussion on the future of the Waorani and other indigenous peoples in the Yasuni region and the price paid by local communities and environments for fossil fuel production.
From barricades to hashtags – Social media in the Middle East
(LBN)
Sat 18:55
Taiga Stage, Finnish National Theatre Club Scene
The Arab Spring turned social media into an important civic space in the Middle East and North Africa. In recent years, regimes in the region have attempted to expand their control from physical spaces to online spaces as well. Defending civic spaces thus means defending digital rights, such as freedom of expression and privacy.
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