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Please note that these resolutions are provisional only pending language improvements. The Global Greens Congress empowered the Global Green Coordination to undertake this work. Final resolutions will be posted in coming weeks.
1. Reaffirms its condemnation of all dictatorships and regimes which deny human rights and re-emphasize their commitment to representative and participatory democracy as expressed in point 12 of the declaration on 21 Commitments for the 21st Century adopted at the preceding Global Greens Congress 2008 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
1. The Global Greens applaud grassroots movements for self-determination and justice. We view with hope and admiration, recent such movements that are sprouting up around the world, from the Arab Spring to the Spanish Indignados to the Occupy Movement worldwide.
1. Considering the current armed conflict in Syria, the Global Greens state that war (including civil wars) and violence are against Green principles. Any life sacrificed in war for political purposes is a striking burden for a country and its people.
1. Recently, the Chinese government closed all the schools that gave classes in Tibetan and assigned the teachers to other posts. This is a great loss for Tibetan culture and traditional knowledge. It violates the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and goes against the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China.
1. The impact of land grabbing[1] at the expense of the local farmers’ livelihood is tremendous, for example causing food and nutrition insecurity, lack of access to energy for women, threatening natural resources, etc
2. Land grabbing is also a source of social instability for rural communities who claim their rights to have access to land and defend the interests of local communities against foreign interests.
