La Commissione europea ha appena adottato una proposta per fermare la deforestazione. La legge proposta, però, non è sufficiente. La biodiversità e gli ecosistemi in tutto il mondo continuerebbero a essere minacciati, e i beni prodotti in UE continuerebbero a essere complici della distruzione ambientale.
Chaque jour, des milliers d’animaux sont transportés dans des conditions horribles à travers l’Union européenne et au-delà pour être élevés, engraissés ou abattus. Au sein de la commission d‘enquête du Parlement européen sur le transport des animaux (ANIT), les Verts/ALE se battent pour mettre fin à ces pratiques cruelles. Les négociations sur le rapport de la commission d‘enquête touchent à leur fin.
Jeden Tag werden Tausende Tiere unter entsetzlichen Bedingungen durch die Europäische Union und darüber hinaus transportiert, um sie zu züchten, zu mästen oder zu schlachten. Im Untersuchungsausschuss für Tiertransporte des Europäischen Parlaments (ANIT) kämpfen die Grünen/EFA für ein Ende dieser grausamen Praktiken. Die Verhandlungen stehen nun vor dem Abschluss.
Every day, thousands of animals are transported in horrific conditions across the European Union and beyond for breeding, fattening or slaughter. The Greens/EFA are fighting for an end to these cruel practices. Negotiations on the Committee’s report are now coming to an end.
The Commission just adopted a proposal to stop deforestation. But this new deforestation law is all bark and no bite. It continues to threaten biodiversity and ecosystems worldwide, and EU products continue to be complicit in environmental destruction.
Gender justice cannot be sidelined when debating the future of our planet. It’s time for governments and institutions to take note, and put gender equality at the heart of any viable strategies on climate and ecology.
The climate crisis is affecting some parts of the planet more than others. But especially those most affected people and areas are not represented adequately at the COP in Glasgow. Continue reading to find out why intersectionality and representation at COP26 matters.
We, Members of the European Parliament give our support to Mimmo Lucano. We salute his noble fight for a dignified reception of those seeking refuge.
Nous, députés au Parlement européens apportons notre soutien à Mimmo Lucano. Nous saluons son noble combat pour un accueil digne des chercheurs de refuge.
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