Greenpeace Luxembourg

Le Luxembourg affirme son engagement pour la protection des océans, une déclaration encourageante. 💙🌊 Mais les écosystèmes marins n’ont pas besoin que de beaux discours : ils ont besoin d’actions concrètes, coordonnées, ambitieuses. Cet engagement doit désormais se traduire par une participation active aux processus de négociation internationaux, par des mesures nationales cohérentes et par un soutien clair aux traités et mécanismes de protection. Les océans sont en crise. Et le temps des promesses vides est révolu. #ProtectTheOceans

Le 23 juillet 2025, la Cour internationale de justice (CIJ) a rendu un avis consultatif sans précédent, qui consacre les obligations des États face au changement climatique et confirme leur responsabilité en matière des #DroitsHumains. 🌍⚖️ Notre collègue Altynaï Bidaubayle, chargée de campagne chez Greenpeace Luxembourg, était présente à La Haye pour cette décision historique pour la #JusticeClimatique ! 💚 L'avis affirme clairement que les États, y compris les pays riches comme le Luxembourg, ne peuvent plus ignorer leur part de responsabilité. C’est un signal fort pour les responsables politiques, et un message d’espoir pour les communautés les plus vulnérables. Pourquoi cet avis est-il si important ? 👉 Dans notre dernier article nous avons identifié 5 raisons majeures pour lesquelles cet avis fera date dans l’histoire de la justice climatique.

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Hu mir e wonne Punkt getraff? 🎯 Mir hunn dem Victor Klima opgelauert wou en aus der rezenster Réunioun vun de Ministeren fir d’Ënnerwerfung, Wuesstem an d’Zerstéierung vum Planéit vun der Europäescher Unioun 🇪🇺 D’Exploitatioun vun Natur & Ëmwelt wäert wuel weiderhin d’Prioritéit bleiwen! Méi Informatiounen iwwert den Earth Overshoot Day op eisem Profil Avons-nous touché un point sensible ? 🎯 Nous avons intercepté Victor Klima à la sortie d’une réunion des ministres de l’asservissement, de la croissance et de la destruction de la planète de l’Union européenne 🇪🇺 Il parait que l’exploitation de l’environnement restera la priorité. Plus d’informations sur le Jour du dépassement sur notre profil ! #VotumKlima #OvershootDay #JourDuDepassement

⚖️ The International Court of Justice (ICJ) delivered today a groundbreaking advisory opinion, affirming that states have binding legal obligations to address the #ClimateCrisis AND protect affected populations. The ICJ ruled that governments must prevent environmental harm, cooperate globally, and ensure full reparations for climate-related damage, including regulating corporate emissions. The Court also recognised that the right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment is a foundational #HumanRight and that future generations must be protected. As climate disasters intensify and major polluters delay action, this ruling sends a clear message ahead of #COP30: human rights, equity, and accountability must be at the core of global climate efforts, including here in Luxembourg. #ClimateJustice #ClimateAction #FossilFree #LossAndDamage

July 23, 2025: A defining day for international climate law. Next week, the world’s highest court will deliver its first-ever climate advisory opinion — a ruling that could set a new guiding star for all nations to put people and the planet first, and hold climate polluters to account. By combining international human rights, environmental, and climate law, the ruling could usher in a new era of climate action, in which states can no longer credibly hide behind weak voluntary commitments or obstruct climate negotiations. Like, share, and raise your voice if you believe polluters must pay for the damage they’ve caused. #ClimateICJAO #ClimateJusticeAtTheICJ

🏳️🌈 Yesterday, some members of the Greenpeace Luxembourg team proudly joined the #LuxembourgPrideRun, not just as runners, but as allies to the LGBTQIA+ community, celebrating diversity, inclusion, and #HumanRights. At Greenpeace, we know that fighting for a green and peaceful future means standing up for justice in all its forms. #ClimateJustice and social justice go hand in hand — and that includes creating a world where everyone, regardless of their identity, can thrive in safety, dignity, and equality. By taking part in #Pride, we reaffirm our belief that environmental activism must be inclusive. A greener future is only possible when built on a foundation of respect, #Solidarity, and shared values. Here's to a world that celebrates love, diversity, and unity — on the streets, in our movements, and in our vision for tomorrow. 🌈

40 years ago today, the Greenpeace flagship #RainbowWarrior was bombed and sunk in Auckland Harbour, 🇳🇿 New Zealand, by French secret service agents. Two blasts destroyed the ship and killed onboard photographer, Fernando Pereira. The bombing came at the height of the campaign to stop nuclear weapons testing in the Pacific and was an attempt to silence Greenpeace and the anti-nuclear movement in the Pacific that threatened the French nuclear weapons program and colonial power in the Pacific. They failed to silence us. ❌ The attack backfired, instead galvanising the movement. Greenpeace only grew stronger, and "You Can’t Sink a Rainbow" became a rallying call for #Resistance. The Rainbow Warrior sailed again and is here today as a powerful symbol of resistance, putting #Hope into action for a better world. ⛵🌈

🔥 A new study by Grantham Institute concludes: Last week’s heatwave killed an estimated 2,300 people across 12 European cities. Scientists say 65% of those deaths were driven by fossil fuel-fueled climate chaos. According to the study, burning gas, coal and oil made temperatures up to 4°C hotter. Seniors were hit the hardest, but this affects all of us. Fossil fuels (gas, oil, coal) are not safe. They're driving deadly heat. We must #StopFossilGas now and are demanding a ban on all new fossil fuel projects! ✊

What if the Grand Duchess Charlotte had been silenced? 🤐 Today, we gagged the statue of the Grand Duchess Charlotte to sound the alarm about the rise of SLAPPs — abusive lawsuits designed to intimidate and silence journalists, activists and whistleblowers. Every year, dozens of people speaking truth to power are dragged to court by companies or powerful actors trying to shut them up. And while the EU passed a law against SLAPPs one year ago, Luxembourg has yet to turn it into real protections. This can’t go on. 🛑 It’s time to defend those who protect the planet, #HumanRights and #Democracy. #StopSLAPPs #TimeToResist #HandsOffOurSpeech