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Am Feitag ist weltweiter Streiktag von FFF. Doch unter Corona wird auch diese Aktion anders ablaufen ...

Auf YouTube wird es einen Live-Stream geben der 24 Stunden - also den gesamtenTag dauern soll und von verschiedenen Länderorganisationen stundenweise gefüllt werden soll.
Einen genauen Ablaufplan kann man hier einsehen:
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Tune into to the International 24 hour Fridays for Future earthweek livestream to hear from strikers and scientists from around the world! April 24th, 2020

Tune in to our youtube channel at any time on the 24th of April, Fridays For Future will be holding a 24 hour livestream on our International YouTube channel.
This will be a day of global unity, where Fridays For Future groups in as many different countries as possible will get to share their experiences, how the climate crisis has impacted their communities and what change they want to see.
The 24th of April was supposed to be a global strike. Unfortunately, COVID-19 has put the world on hold, and we must adapt.
We strongly believe in uniting behind science and understanding the emergency, therefore we made the decision to engage on this crisis in a different way without putting our communities at risk.

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Der Livestream ist jetzt schon angekündigt und einsehbar auf YouTube:

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FFF hat sich auch einen eigenen YouTube-Kanal geschaffen der seit etwa Mitte März online ist. Ich habe mich da mal ein wenig umgesehen und möchte einfach mal etwas über [ Link nur für registrierte Mitglieder sichtbar. Bitte einloggen oder neu registrieren ] schreiben - die die Gründerin von FFF Uganda.

Das erste Video, aus dem Oktober 2019, ist die [ Link nur für registrierte Mitglieder sichtbar. Bitte einloggen oder neu registrieren ]-Rede die sie in Kopenhagen gehalten hat, die mich wirklich berührt hat und die sehr positiv stimmt:
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Hier in Europa wird eigentlich überhaupt gar nichts von den mutigen Köpfen der FFF-Bewegung z.B. aus Afrika berichtet. Hilda Flavia Nakabuye ist nur einer davon.
Deswegen finde es spannend das am kommenden Freitag mal nicht FFF Deutschland im Vordergrund stehen wird wenn ich den Ablaufplan sehe.

Aber noch etwas mehr zu Hilda Flavia Nakabuye:

Das zweite Video ist die COP25-Rede, die sich in Madrid gehalten hat 2019.
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Each Tuesday and Thursday we'll be uploading speeches by Fridays For Future activists from all over the world. Hilda is a Ugandan climate activist and this is her speech from a high-level panel event at COP25 in Madrid in 2019.

Sie spricht es dort selber an ("... I am among the few young people, who made it from the global south ...") - ich finde es wichtig - weil sie richtig erklärt das die Länder die am meisten betroffen sind - leider unterrepräsentiert sind bei solchen Veranstaltungen ...

Sehr interessant in dem Zusammenhang fand ich dann folgenden Artikel von downtoearth.org:
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Climate Change
Climate Warriors: After Greta, now meet Hilda

Hilda Flavia Nakabuye is a 22-year-old Ugandan college student, who recently delivered a powerful speech in Copenhagen on the climate crisis



The world is already mesmerised by the power and charisma of 16-year-old climate activist, Greta Thunberg. Now though, a new 'climate warrior' might be appearing on the horizon.

Hilda Flavia Nakabuye is a 22-year-old Ugandan college student, who recently delivered a powerful speech in Copenhagen on the climate crisis. She was in the Danish capital to attend the the C40 Mayors summit. The mayors of more than 90 of the world's biggest cities met in Copenhagen last week to push for more action on climate change.

Hilda has been protesting in Kampala since 2017 when she realised that climate change was behind her grandmother's inbility to grow food. In February 2019, she founded #FridaysForFuture Uganda.

Below is the transc-ript of Hilda's speech on October 11 at the Copenhagen summit, which drew attention from many quarters:

Zum Schluss hab ich noch einen Artikel der sich mit einem Kopf der deutschen Bewegung - Leonie Bremer - und eben Hilda Flavia Nakabuye beschäftigt und ihre sehr unterschiedlichen Erfahrungen beschreibt:

The climate crisis has a female face

Two climate strikers discuss their very different personal experiences

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13 March 2020



Two climate strikers address world leaders

Hilda

I grew up in three different places in Uganda. At my aunt’s, mom’s and dad’s place and all that mattered for me, was going to school as I always enjoyed it. However, the time came, when my family could not pay my tuition fees any longer. As a result I missed school for three months. The climate crisis started to claim our garden, as strong rains washed away the crops, constant dry spells left the streams dry, and strong winds led to the outbreak of invasive pests so that the money was running out. Unjustly, the countries who have contributed least to the climate crisis are the ones being hit hardest.

I have seen many people dying because of the climate crisis and there are people dying of it every day, as the situation keeps getting worse. However, nothing is being done by the people in power to combat or solve this crisis. The impacts of the climate crisis remind me of the rampant racism and apartheid that my ancestors endured. I am constantly suffering under the severe effects brought on me by actions, words, and greed of those in power, with very little or no aid from developed countries. Instead they are contributing wholeheartedly to the rising emissions due to which millions of innocent lives are already lost in the Global South. Actually, this should be the time in which these countries stand up their moral duty and clean up their mess.

Leonie

While Hilda became a Fridays for Future activist due to the direct impact of climate change on her life, I would never have become aware of the current tremendous impact of the climate crisis as I am living in Germany where people can still afford the luxury of ignoring the impacts of the climate crisis. This country is rich enough to just compensate for damaged harvest through droughts by importing products. My life so far was untroubled and I never missed school, a meal or holidays.

On the train to the world climate conference, Hilda confronted me with her story and that the country where I am from isn’t living up to its responsibility. Germany is always called the pioneer of climate protection, which is contradictory to the fact that it has the world's 4th highest CO2 emissions per capita (CO2-Bericht des Joint Research Center).

It is appalling that Germany’s biggest goal is a thriving economy although it costs, at worst, the lives of people. The climate crisis is the result of the economic and industrialised system directed by a patriarchal society. On the contrary, groups of climate activists are dominated by women as they suffer the most from the climate crisis.

Women have to be at the front of fighting against the climate crisis. According to the United Nations, 80% of people displaced by this crisis are women.

Hilda

The climate crisis has a female face.

In my neighbourhood, the majority of crops are being farmed by female small scale farmers. The climate crisis immediately affects women’s livelihood, causes hunger and health hazards and has a tremendous impact on our families. Droughts and floods cause harvest losses, but the landowners have the chance to receive compensation payments from the state. Women, however, are traditionally denied their rights to ownership of land, which leads to a direct threat to our basic means of existence.

As a woman from Africa I am often oppressed by racism, sexism, culture, classism, and now the climate crisis is added on top.

This is why we, Leonie and Hilda, teamed up. We all need to listen closely to each other’s pain, fear, grief, and other emotions caused by the climate crisis.

We have understood that the climate crisis is the most existential danger for human beings, and especially for women.

We need to unite and fight against the climate crisis beyond continental boundaries. We need to fight for climate protection without sexism, racism, and oppression and to force governments to do the same.

Fridays for NOW!

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Ergänzung:
Einen deutschen Artikel der über den Dokumentarfilm von Franz Böhm "Prayers Do Nothing" berichtet hab ich grade auch noch gelesen, den ich nicht vorenthalten möchte und der über drei junge Aktivisten - eine davon auch Hilda - berichtet:
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Für seinen Dokumentarfilm „Prayers Do Nothing“ hat Franz Böhm drei Aktivistinnen auf drei Kontinenten begleitet.