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A statement by Friends of the Earth International for International Working Women's Day 2026, arguing that gender justice is inseparable from climate justice and the dismantling of structural systems of oppression such as patriarchy, colonialism, and corporate power.

A statement by Friends of the Earth International for International Working Women’s Day 2026, arguing that gender justice is inseparable from climate justice and the dismantling of systems rooted in patriarchy, colonialism, and corporate power.

A statement by Friends of the Earth International for International Working Women's Day 2026, arguing that gender justice is inseparable from broader struggles for climate, economic, and social justice, and calling for the dismantling of structural systems of oppression.

The Stockholm Environment Institute criticizes the initial appointment of an all-male committee to organize COP29 in Azerbaijan, arguing that gender imbalances in climate leadership undermine climate justice and the effectiveness of climate actions.

The 'Manuel d’Éducation Populaire Féministe' is a guide published by Friends of the Earth International (ATI) in December 2020. It provides a conceptual framework and practical pedagogical tools for feminist popular education aimed at dismantling patriarchy and achieving gender justice. The manual integrates anticapitalist, ecofeminist, and intersectional perspectives, linking the oppression of women to the exploitation of nature and the capitalist system.

This guide by Friends of the Earth International (ATI) argues that gender justice and the dismantling of the patriarchy are essential for systemic transformation and the achievement of social and environmental justice. It advocates for a grassroots, anti-capitalist feminism to challenge interconnected systems of oppression, including capitalism, racism, neocolonialism, and heteronormativity.

A statement by Friends of the Earth International for International Women’s Day 2017, featuring testimonies from women and transgender environmental activists globally. The document argues that environmental justice is inseparable from gender and social justice, highlighting how patriarchal and capitalist systems exacerbate environmental destruction and marginalize women and transgender people in activism.

This guide, published by the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL), provides a checklist for practitioners and civil society to ensure that 2025 Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) are aligned with international human rights obligations and climate objectives. It emphasizes that human rights-based climate action is more effective and is a legal obligation for all Parties to the Paris Agreement.

This fact sheet by the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) provides a checklist for ensuring that 2025 Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) are based on human rights. It argues that human rights-based climate action is a legal obligation under the Paris Agreement and is more effective, as supported by the IPCC. The document outlines nine key components for NDCs, ranging from mitigation ambition and the elimination of fossil fuels to gender justice, indigenous rights, and accountability mechanisms.

This policy brief by Friends of the Earth International outlines a framework linking community forest management with gender justice, drawing on ecofeminism and territorial community feminisms from the Global South to combat patriarchal, colonial, and racist systems of oppression.

This report outlines a feminist perspective on the energy transition, arguing that current global discourses on a 'just transition' fail to address systemic injustices, including patriarchal oppression, and emphasizes the central role of women in creating lasting solutions.

This policy brief by Friends of the Earth International explores the intersection of gender justice and community forest management, arguing that patriarchal systems oppress women and exacerbate structural violence against their bodies and territories. It advocates for the recognition of women's holistic knowledge of biodiversity and their right to full social, political, and economic participation within their communities.

This political framework from Friends of the Earth International explores the intersection of community forest management and gender justice, advocating for the dismantling of patriarchal systems and the recognition of women's specialized ecological knowledge and political participation.

The Declaration of the African Caravans for Climate Justice, issued by community movements, civil society, and youth organizations from over 23 African countries, outlines demands for climate justice ahead of COP27. The document calls for increased grant-based adaptation financing, sovereign debt relief, the establishment of a loss and damage financing mechanism, and the protection of community land rights and agroecology to support vulnerable populations, particularly women and youth.