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<span style="">This page was created using content shared in an online [https://www.facebook.com/LeHub.ca/videos/505812224514415/ roundtable event] co-organized by the HUB and OXFAM-</span><span style="">Québec.</span> | ''<span style="">This page was created using content shared in an online [https://www.facebook.com/LeHub.ca/videos/505812224514415/ roundtable event] co-organized by the HUB and OXFAM-</span><span style="">Québec.</span>'' | ||
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Revision as of 14:54, 16 November 2022
This page was created using content shared in an online roundtable event co-organized by the HUB and OXFAM-Québec.
People Present
Noemie Reyes is a climate justice activist and member of Veirnes por el Futuro Perú (VFP) and Actua.pe. VFP is an environmental conservation organization working to build a national and Latin American movement against the climate crisis. |
| Lamine Mamadou Diagne is Executive Director of AJE - Action Pour La Justice Environmentale (Action for Environmental Justice), a national association for the defense of the ecological interests of communities in the face of environmental damage active in Senegal. |
| Jorge Castillo is an environmental engineer and a member of Red InterQuorum Uyacali, an organization working to strengthen democracy, human rights and environmental sustainability, with an emphasis on youth participation and empowerment. They are active in the Peruvian Amazon. |