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12-Year-Old Climate Activist Licypriya Kangujam to Represent Global South at COP28

    12-Year-Old Climate Activist Licypriya Kangujam to Represent Global South at COP28

    12-Year-Old Climate Activist Licypriya Kangujam to Represent Global South at COP28

    Licypriya Kangujam, a 12-year-old climate activist from Manipur, India, is set to represent the “Global South” at the UN COP28 summit in Dubai. Determined to make a significant impact, Kangujam has pledged to address key issues such as green-washing, loss and damage funds, and climate justice for vulnerable populations at the summit. Her previous recognition at COP25 in Madrid has set the stage for her powerful advocacy at this global event.

    Highlighting Local and Global Climate Issues

    Kangujam plans to bring attention to the climate crisis in Manipur, highlighting the severe impact of deforestation due to illegal poppy cultivation. Her efforts are not only focused on global climate justice but also on addressing the local environmental challenges faced by her state. Her message emphasizes the urgent need for rich nations to provide tangible financial support for those suffering from the effects of climate change.

    Community Support and Global Participation

    As the sole representative from Manipur, Kangujam’s journey to COP28 is supported by a public fundraising campaign, showcasing widespread backing for her mission. The conference is expected to host 60,000 delegates from 190 countries, providing a significant platform for Kangujam’s voice. Her notable “Child Movement” campaign has been influential, earning her a mention in CBSE textbooks and inspiring many to join the fight against climate change.

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