Germany's mountain of debt in Cameroon
Reparations for the effects of colonialism and the climate crisis
People in the Global South are suffering the most from the climate crisis, even though they have contributed the least to it. The climate crisis therefore not only threatens human survival, it is also a huge issue of justice.
Six dimensions of climate reparations regarding the responsibility of global corporations, questions of just economic transformation, and the significance of Germany's colonial past for today's climate policy.
Countries in the Global South are affected by climate change, which they have little to do with, and they are struggling to pay off a high, unjustified debt burden. We must take a step closer to climate justice through debt relief and reparations.
With pioneers of practice such as activists, trade unionists and scientists and the common goal of designing a radical practice of socialization that leads to a climate-just future.
A fundamental transformation of the economy and society is necessary for a climate-just future. Together with social movements, NGOs, and trade unions, we have compiled concrete, transformative, and implementable measures across various sectors for the next 10-15 years.
Reparations for the effects of colonialism and the climate crisis
Why debt relief is not generous but long overdue
We environmental organizations are sounding the alarm!
About the discourse of climate depts and reparations
About the conference and socialization movement in Germany
Socially ecological tax reforms – now!
Energy colonialism: European import plans
Germany's historic climate debt
An interview with Ruth Krohn and Lasse Thiele
An interview with the authors of the election manifesto analysis
Two future scenarios compared
An interview with director Johanna Schellhagen