YFoEE Summer Camp – Scotland, July 18th-24th – Registrations close Sunday 12th!

From July 18th-24th, 80 young European and Scottish participants from the wide environmental and social justice network will join together for a week of skill-sharing, campaign learning and movement building in Scotland. We will be joining forces in organising this event with Friends of the Earth Scotland and Glasgow University Climate Action who are looking …

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Closing borders to refugees and migrants is unjust and dangerous!

This article was written by Maruška Mileta, Zelena akcija/FoE Croatia and YFoEE Steering group member. Portraying the refugee situation we’ve witnessed since summer 2015 as a ‘migrant crisis’ (as is often done by the media and by politicians) is incorrect. It is a humanitarian crisis and a moral crisis for the European Union. Closing borders, …

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Citizens Fighting For the Drinking Water of Northern Ireland’s Capital

Niall Bakewell from Young Friends of the Earth Northern Ireland tells us about a local struggle in County Antrim, Ireland against oil and gas prospector, Infrastrata who are intending to start drilling in the local drinking water catchment area. The fight for safe drinking water for tens of thousands of people has stepped up a gear …

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Defending our streets in Paris

This is the first installment in a series of articles that Young Friends of the Earth activists are launching which tell the story of our growing movement for social and environmental justice and against dirty energy and corporate power.   Repression seems to be our governments’ increasingly widespread recipe for stopping the peoples’ struggles for …

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