CLEAN : COP27: Activists stage protest for climate justice in Africa

The transcript addresses the urgent need for climate action, highlighting Africa's marginalization in global discussions. It calls for reparations and the inclusion of indigenous peoples' issues, criticizing current efforts as insufficient. The speaker emphasizes the importance of standing up for the planet and demands the exclusion of polluters from decision-making processes.

What is the initial message conveyed by the speaker regarding climate change?

• Climate change is not visible.

• Only governments can solve climate change.

• Unity is essential to tackle climate change.

• Climate change is a myth.

According to the speaker, how is Africa marginalized?

• Only at the governmental level.

• Only at the civil society level.

• At both governmental and civil society levels.

• Africa is not marginalized.

What does the speaker demand in terms of climate action?

• Ignoring indigenous peoples' issues.

• Focus on economic growth.

• Immediate action and climate justice.

• More discussions and debates.

What is the speaker's view on the current state of climate conferences?

• They are effective and inclusive.

• They are broken and need reform.

• They focus too much on indigenous issues.

• They are solely for entertainment.

What does the speaker suggest should happen to polluters in climate conferences?

• They should lead the discussions.

• They should be excluded.

• They should be entertained.

• They should be given more power.