African Women in Action at COP27
African women in all their diversities have been at the forefront of resistance to injustice. Their voices were finally echoed at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sham El Sheik in Egypt. The illustrious event took place from the 6th to 18th of November 2022 and the ensuing articles encompass and represent women’s experiences, needs, demands, and rights. The articles were crafted by feminist journalists from Burkina Faso, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Senegal and South Africa. Their pieces evoke the feminist struggle of inclusion while unpacking the voices of African women in all their diversities.
- African Eco-feminist present demands ahead of COP 27
- African activists are calling for the specific vulnerabilities of women and girls on the continent to take centre stage at COP27
- Equity, representation and financing — let’s lighten the burden carried by African women
- Africa: The 27 Demands African Women Want Addressed at COP27 #AfricaClimateHope
- Women demand more inclusion in climate change decisions, actions
- Anything missing at COP27? Women’s voices
- COP27: Women and Climate Justice in Africa
- Why women need more representation at COPs
- Income generation for thousands of women: processing fish products in decline
Watch the Pan African Eco-Feminist Demand at COP 27 press conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qghv-st3CM&t=346s&ab_channel=FEMNETSecretariat
Here are the consolidated African Feminist Voices: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drsU7UbRa64&ab_channel=FEMNETSecretariat
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