Social movements and COP 30: transnational alliances against the global extractivist offensive

Maureen Zelaya Paredes, Pedro Ramiro — 2025-11-18T14:00:26Z

While empty promises are repeated in Belém, a plurality of social, indigenous and environmental movements are promoting an internationalist agenda against extractivism and for climate justice from various meeting spaces.

- IVP610 - November 2025 / Brazil, Ecology and the Environment, Climate

Household and care workers, forgotten in the Covid-19 crisis

Marina DÃaz, Maureen Zelaya Paredes — 2020-03-31T21:48:06Z

These days we have been able to read various articles that ask us to think about what is not always obvious: that this health and social crisis is not having the same consequences for everyone, and that, yes, coronavirus does understand social class. To this it should be added that it also understands gender and immigration status. This statement is based in the situation of domestic and care workers, a sector that is especially feminized and covered by migrants - many “without papers” - who, at this intersection of inequalities, face greater vulnerability to the health and social crisis in terms of class, gender and immigration status.

- IV542 - March 2020 / Spanish state, Women, Covid-19 Pandemic

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Social movements and COP 30: transnational alliances against the global extractivist offensive

Household and care workers, forgotten in the Covid-19 crisis