Ep. 05 Should workers care about climate change? - The Philippines case
Decolonial Dispatch29 Heinä 2024

Ep. 05 Should workers care about climate change? - The Philippines case

In a corporate-led transition, we can see false solutions appearing in every corner of the world. Check out how this has been unfolding in the Phillipines and other Asian countries, with Chadli Sadorra from the Asian Peoples' Movement on Debt Development (APMDD) sharing about the colonial legacies that have been severely undermining their efforts for an equitable and just transition that doesn’t leave any worker or anyone behind.

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