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The Green Parties of Korea, Taiwan and Japan support the Hong Kong protests.

Posted 18 June, 2019
On the 9th of June, more than a million people came out to the streets in Hong Kong to oppose the Hong Kong government’s proposal to amend the extradition law. Many have expressed concerns that these amendments will be a direct threat to Hong Kong’s democracy and rule of law. The umbrellas in the crowd remind us of scenes from the Umbrella Movement 5 years ago. The protests have become bigger in scale. It is recorded as the largest demonstration ever held in Hong Kong since the handover in 1997. On the 12th of June, peaceful protesters fighting for freedom were met with a violent charge of batons by the government. 79 citizens were injured, 2 of whom are in serious condition. The Hong Kong government has already labelled the protest as a ‘riot’. China is accusing foreign powers of orchestrating the protests.
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Greens at COP22

Posted 21 November, 2016
Are you planning to attend COP22 in Marrakesh, Morocco, 7­-18 November 2016, or to conduct a Greens climate campaign? Tell us all about it by submitting this form!
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Invitation: Global Greens Paris COP21 Webinar

Posted 5 November, 2015
Make history! Join our first ever Global Greens webinar on Monday 9 November at 9 pm UTC. Hear Greens speakers from round the world preview the Paris COP21 climate talks; join the chat; ask questions. (A webinar is an online seminar - participate via your computer)
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800 scientists assess what we know about climate change- highlights of the 5th IPCC Report

Posted 30 September, 2013
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issued its 5th report on the on 27 September 2013, bringing together over 800 scientists to make a comprehensive assessment of what we know about the science of climate change.
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Global Greens Congress Resolutions - Dakar 2012

Posted 26 September, 2012

Delegates to the Global Greens Congress in Dakar, Senegal passed close to 40 resolutions during the final plenary session on 1 April, 2012.

The final versions of the resolutions have now been released.

The key resolutions are:

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Global Greens Congress new date - January 2022!

Posted 5 July, 2020
The joint Global Greens 5th Congress & Asia Pacific Greens Federation 4th Congress has a new date: January 2022!
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Green Party Korea 2020 Election results

Posted 11 May, 2020
South Korea held its general elections during the past month. It was the first election after the voting age was lowered to 18 and an improvement was made to the electoral system, increasing proportional representation - both of which were achievements we had fought hard for. It was also the first time our party carried out the She Will Run project, officially launched a year before election day. Hearing of exciting results from many of you around the world and with attention to the climate crisis on the rise (although we still stand far from where we should be), our hopes for this election was also growing.
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(Webinar) Global Health politics in times of the COVID-19 pandemic...and beyond

Posted 5 May, 2020
Global Health politics have rarely received as much attention as right now. Could states have cooperated better and earlier? Which role did and does the WHO play? How can we support countries with a weaker health system? Join us for an expert led webinar to discuss what lessons we can take away for Global Health from this pandemic. Register Via GoToMeeting: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3578925048766836747
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What's next for Hong Kong? The future of Hong Kong's fight for democracy

Posted 4 May, 2020
Join German Green Member of the European Parliament Mr Reinhard Bütikofer who is hosting a webinar "What's next for Hong Kong? The future of Hong Kong's fight for democracy." Mr Bütikofer has invited two prominent Hong Kong democrats to discuss the developments: Martin Lee, an 81-year old barrister, who was deeply involved in formulating Hong Kong's Basic Law and has been dubbed the "Father of Hong Kong Democracy" and Alan Leong, also a barrister, as well as a candidate for the Chief Executive's Office in 2007, LegCo member from 2004 until 2016, and is Chairman of the Civic party that gained 32 from 452 seats (which is 20 more since the last elections) in the District elections.
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A Resilient Europe: Building a Recovery for All

Posted 3 May, 2020
More than ever, people in Europe and everywhere understand that with solidarity and cooperation we can over-come the COVID-19 crisis. Together, we can make another European and global future, one that is more socially, economically and environmentally resilient. The question to all of us is: what world do we want to return to? Read on for the European Greens Recovery Paper. Read more here - https://www.greens-efa.eu/dossier/what-world-do-we-want-to-return-to/
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