The action brought together Indigenous peoples from across Latin America, activists from around the world and over 100 organisations, and has already been recognised as one of the defining moments of the conference.
Residents led by the Bali Coalition for the Environment and Sustainability Movement (PULIHKAN BALI) initiated a climate lawsuit against the Indonesian government due to its failure to mitigate floods that caused 18 deaths and massive destruction last September 9-10, 2025.
Indonesia's updated NDC lacks critical elements for an effective energy transition. It includes no plans for early retirement of coal-fired power plants or a fossil fuel phase-out strategy.
The initiative seeks to promote peace through inclusive and creative dialogue, strengthen partnerships among civil society, academia, and the arts, empower local and Indigenous voices from the Amazon, and develop actionable strategies that unite environmental and humanitarian goals.
The 2025 Global Tipping Point Report produced by 160 researchers across 23 countries warns that coral reefs are now in irreversible decline due to ocean warming and acidification.
We call on countries with the greatest historical emissions and highest capacity to pay – and who have so far failed to do their fair share of global climate action – to include plans to equitably phase out fossil fuels and provide public finance for just transitions worldwide in their NDCs.
