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s French officials
signaled tougher "security" measures will be implemented in the wake
of the Paris attacks, civil society organizations from around the world on
Monday sent a message of solidarity with all impacted by war and violence and
declared that they will fulfill their "duty" to mobilize for climate
justice at the upcoming UN climate talks in the city.
"The world we have always defended is not the one we
saw on that night. The world that we defend is one of peace, justice, the fight
against inequality and climate change," declared the Coalition Climat 21,
a coalition of over 130 labor unions, solidarity associations, human rights
groups, and social movements. The network expressed solidarity with "the
victims of the 12 November in Beirut and those of 13 November in Paris, as well
as their families and loved ones."
Read the CommonDreams
story - “Climate Justice Advocates Say COP21 Mobilization in Paris More Important Than Ever.”
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