“Nonviolence can contribute not only to the identification of spaces of polarisation and their elements but, above all, to the suggestion of strategies and actions to reconfigure these spaces, decolonise them, reoccupy them...
We support the requests of the Members of the European Parliament, in line with the Future Generations Initiative, to establish effective mechanisms of representation of future generations’ rights in today’s policy making.
The world’s most pressing challenges—pandemics, climate change, biodiversity loss, violent conflicts, forced displacement, discrimination, and inequality—affect everyone and are interconnected.
The situation in Sudan remains worrying and urgent attention should be put to the violence, humanitarian crisis, and acts of genocide increasingly devastating Sudan, particularly the capital city and the Darfur region.
