16–22 November 2009
Speakers include:

• Md Shamsuddoha (Equity Bangladesh)
• Eriel Deranger (Indigenous Environmental Network)
• Beatriz Souviron (Bolivian Ambassador to the UK)

The climate crisis has been caused by the rich industrialised countries, but it is the world’s poorer majority who are paying the highest price, as extreme weather events become more common, freshwater glaciers melt, and droughts increase.

Come and hear speakers explain why we need a global climate agreement which is both effective and delivers justice for the global south, and how you can make this happen.

• Mon 16 November Newcastle University of Newcastle, 6pm
• Tue 17 November Glasgow Renfield Centre, Bath Street, 7pm
• Wed 18 November London School of Oriental and African Studies, 7pm
• Thu 19 November Birmingham University of Birmingham, 7pm
• Fri 20 November Brighton Community Base, Queens Road, 6.30pm
• Sun 22 November Manchester University of Manchester, 11am (part of the ‘Shared Planet’ conference)

Further details can be found on the Climate Justice Now website, and on the Facebook event.