Journée mondiale d’actions solidaires – 9 septembre

#PakistanIsOurStory
#ClimateReparationsForPakistan #EndFossilNow
#ClimateSolidarity

Un tiers du Pakistan est sous l’eau, des milliers de personnes ont perdu la vie, des maisons et terres sont ravagées. Le Pakistan est un des pays les moins responsables de la crise climatique mais c’est un des pays qui en souffrent le plus.

L’industrie des énergies fossiles et le système capitaliste sont les responsables directs de cette situation. Nous devons dès aujourd’hui mettre fin à leurs agissements, nous mobiliser en un soulèvement guidé par la rage et la solidarité internationales.
Finissons-en avec les combustibles fossiles.

Les pays les plus riches et l’industrie fossile doivent payer des réparations pour les immenses dégâts causés, à commencer par l’annulation par le Fonds monétaire international du paiement de la dette du Pakistan !
Réparations climatiques pour le Pakistan.

le Pakistan, c’est notre histoire; la crise climatique, c’est notre époque; la solidarité, notre pouvoir.

Nous appelons à une journée mondiale d’action le 9 septembre. Nous descendons en solidarité et en colère dans la rue.

Organisez une action dans votre région:
actions directes contre des infrastructures de l’industrie fossile, ou manifestations dans des espaces publics clés.

Rejoignez l’appel à l’action et partagez votre action avec nous !

kit d’outies

Vous trouverez ici des outils pour organiser votre propre action.

Vous trouverez ci-dessous des messages sur les médias sociaux et des affiches que vous pouvez adapter à votre propre action. La police de caractères que nous avons utilisée s’appelle Montserrat.

Posts sur les médias sociaux

Hashtags

#PakistanIsOurStory
#ClimateReparationsForPakista
#EndFossilNow
Vous pouvez aussi ajouter : #FloodinPakistan #ClimateSolidarity

communiqué de presse

international press release

Vous trouverez ici le communiqué de presse international, que vous pouvez adapter à votre propre action (seulement en anglais).

Pakistan's devastating floods:

– 1350 people killed
– 50M people displaced
– 900K livestock deaths
– 1M houses washed away
– 40+ reservoirs breached
– 220+ bridges collapsed
– 90% cropped damaged
– $10B loss to economy
– 1/3 country underwater

Source – PDMA / NDMA pic.twitter.com/TG6jnL8zZQ
— South Asia Index (@SouthAsiaIndex) August 29, 2022

I still don’t think people understand what it means for 33 million people to be displaced. That’s 6 times more people than those internally displaced in Ukraine from war, that’s roughly 90% of the population of Canada.
That’s how many people are internally homeless right now
— Ayisha Siddiqa (@Ayishas12) September 1, 2022

The only appropriate response to the climate catastrophe in Pakistan is to unconditionally cancel the country's external debts. These resources should be used to support people and ecosystems rather than to service foreign capital. It is a minimal first step toward reparations.
— Jason Hickel (@jasonhickel) August 30, 2022

Who should pay for a 'climate catastrophe'? Pakistan's savage flooding reignites debate | Climate News | Sky News https://t.co/iRQOTj4uUd
— AR🌹 (@AnamRathor) September 2, 2022

Record monsoon rains and floods in Pakistan have killed 1,000+ people, including hundreds of children.

Pakistan produces less than 1% of CO2 emissions but is highly vulnerable to climate crisis events.

Officials say a third of Pakistan is underwater: "It's all one big ocean." pic.twitter.com/aboeRGs6Hq
— AJ+ (@ajplus) August 29, 2022

Donations are indeed important but we need to keep in mind recent floods are the reminder that we have no time to waste,these man-made disasters will keep happening and will affect millions more until we take urgent action. 1/4
— Yusuf Baluch (@yusufbaluch) August 28, 2022

Prefacing this with: international support is direly needed and our mess of a gov shouldn’t preclude you from helping, in fact it means we need it even more. As for Pakistanis- the reality is out of dystopian horror film. Our gov officials are in helicopters throwing food at ppl pic.twitter.com/Ga8t7khKHA
— Ayisha Siddiqa (@Ayishas12) August 31, 2022

The citizens of unstable govs tend to receive the least funding during natural disasters b/c the gov in power can’t be trusted. The irony is citizens of such corrupt governments end up suffering the most. The situation in Pakistan is a prime example. This is what you need to know
— Ayisha Siddiqa (@Ayishas12) August 28, 2022

We do not need donations, charity or aid. PAKISTAN needs climate reparations that the global north owes to us for loss & damage done for mere profit! #FloodsInPakistan
— Rida Rashid (@ridarashid_) August 30, 2022

Pakistan is suffering from a climate catastrophe caused by few countries in the global North. @ProgIntl & @Haqooq_e_Khalq are building an international campaign to demand #ClimateReparationsForPakistan. Join us in this essential fight for climate justice.https://t.co/t0V4bcGl6k
— Ammar Ali Jan (@ammaralijan) August 31, 2022

"Despite producing less than 1% of the world's carbon footprint, the country is suffering the consequences of the world's inaction," said one campaigner of the disastrous #PakistanFlooding @RESCUEorg https://t.co/aPENMtK2UI
— Common Dreams (@commondreams) August 29, 2022

Floods in Pakistan have killed at least 1,136 people and forced about 500,000 into shelters.

Rain is 780% above average — the UN calls it a "monsoon on steroids."

Pakistan produces just 0.4% of global CO2 emissions but is the 8th most vulnerable country to the climate crisis. pic.twitter.com/RymcyPtRKh
— AJ+ (@ajplus) August 30, 2022

Pakistan has not used its share of carbon emissions but is facing brunt of climate catastrophe. Time for climate justice movement to demand reparations from Global North & hold fossil fuel companies accountable for their crimes against humanity.#ClimateReparationsForPakistan
— Ammar Ali Jan (@ammaralijan) August 30, 2022

Volunteers are helping pack feminine hygiene kits for flood victims in #Pakistan, where the subject of menstruation is still often taboo.

More than 30 million people have been affected by the floods — about half of whom are women and girls. pic.twitter.com/7hBzpG8rPz
— AJ+ (@ajplus) September 1, 2022

Pakistan is still within its fair share of the safe planetary boundary for CO2 emissions. The global North countries, as a group, have overshot the boundary several times over, driving climate breakdown. pic.twitter.com/psxF03chvt
— Jason Hickel (@jasonhickel) September 1, 2022

1. It’s for Pakistanis to demand accountability from their state. It’s for the Global North to PAY ITS DEBT TO G South & ppl in the rich world need to be asking THEIR states such Qs, NOT if Pakistan’s gov can manage funds. Corrupt dysfunctional GS states discourse pic.twitter.com/VW6tKmYDko
— Maira Hayat (@MairaHayat) August 30, 2022

Assistance aux personnes affectées

Diverses organisations collectent des fonds pour apporter une aide d’urgence aux populations affectées par les inondations au Pakistan.

relief fund: humanitarian relief to affected people on the ground by HKP

women democratic front Flood Solidarity Fund

You can find here an extensive list of funds and organizations to whom you can donate.

#PakistanIsOurStory#ClimateReparationsForPakistan #EndFossilNow#ClimateSolidarity

Un tiers du Pakistan est sous l’eau, des milliers de personnes ont perdu la vie, des maisons et terres sont ravagées. Le Pakistan est un des pays les moins responsables de la crise climatique mais c’est un des pays qui en souffrent le plus.

Les pays les plus riches et l’industrie fossile doivent payer des réparations pour les immenses dégâts causés, à commencer par l’annulation par le Fonds monétaire international du paiement de la dette du Pakistan !Réparations climatiques pour le Pakistan.