Global Greens Statements

Time for Commitments - Global Greens statement on the UN Framework on Climate Change negotiations in Bali. December 6th, 2007

No to War in Iraq, YES to a Longstanding Peace in the Middle East! Global Greens Statement on a War With Iraq. February 2003

" The Global Greens call on all governments in the Security Council of the
United Nations to oppose or veto any decision in favour of armed conflict."

Statement of the Global Green Coordination on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. April 10th, 2002

Global Green Charter. Canberra, Australia. April 2001

Approved at the Global Greens meeting in Canberra, Australia, with 800 Greens
from 72 countries present.

A Call to the Nations Gathered at the Buenos Aires Climate Conference from the Green Parties of the World - Buenos Aires, Argentina. October 1998.

Statement from Green Parties of the World to the Third Conference of the Parties to the Climate Change Convention - Kyoto, Japan 1997

" Humanity stands on the threshold of fundamentally destabilizing the climate
it has known throughout recorded history....No longer does any serious question
exist as to whether humans are altering the climate. Only how."

Worldwide Green Parties Oppose French Nuclear Tests at Mururoa - New Zealand, August
1995

" In common with Green Parties around the world, we urge you to exercise
enlightened leadership towards non-proliferation and link our name in history
with a turning-point towards global peace."

Final Statement of the First Planetary Meeting of Greens - Río
de Janeiro. June 1992

" Experience teaches us that governments are only moved to take environmental
problems seriously when people vote for environmental political parties."

 

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