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On the 28th January 2020, the European Commission (EC) has held a high-level public conference on implementing the European Green Deal – the European Climate Law. The aim was to gather together all the relevant stakeholders and give them the opportunity to have their say in the discussion for the finalisation and adoption of the European Climate Law.
In cooperation with EuroBabble & World Solidarity Forum
Freedom of speech means the right to express ideas and opinions on a daily and public basis, without censorship or interference. But unfortunately, many people around the world still do not have this right. What responsibility does the EU have in terms of securing the freedom of all individuals, as well as the media, to speak out?
On 7th November, the World Solidarity Forum (WSF) hosted a panel discussion to explore three topical areas of this vast issue: social media and digital rights, the silencing of citizens by governments, and the blurred lines between freedom of expression and the endorsement of hate speech.
In cooperation with EuroBabble
It comes as no great shock that climate change deniers are often the same crowds who oppose migration. But what happens when the climate changes populists refuse to acknowledge actually fuel the fire they fear so much?
The World Solidarity Forum (WSF) hosted a panel discussion at the Brussels Press Club last week where climate and migration experts discussed how the world’s rapidly escalating climate crisis is affecting human security across the continents, establishing a whole new reason to request asylum.
Discover more about the event with the dedicated report by Roxanna Azimy from our partners Euro Babble.
