Dr Marianna Leite

@drmariannaleite.bsky.social

Legal scholar, policy expert, @CESR Director of Program, @GNDR Trustee, #HijadeAbyaYala❤️ Structural change, gender analysis, intersectionality and IHRL. Photo @HeidiScherm/Women7 + @Atelier34

Gender injustice doesn’t just happen — it’s built into our global economic system. Our new #DecodingInjustice guide with Third World Network shows how tax, debt and trade rules fuel inequality, and how to challenge them using human rights. Download now ⬇️ bit.ly/decoding_gender

New guide: Decoding Gender Injustice

This guide unpacks how global economic policies entrench inequality and provides tools to challenge them. It equips movements to expose systemic harms and push for economic rules that center care, e…

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🌍✨ Side Event | Climate Reparations: Advancing Finance and Human Rights for Frontline Communities 📅 Date: June 24 🕘 Time: 16:30 – 17:45 📍 Location: Room Berlin @cesr.bsky.social @larutadelclima.bsky.social @amnesty.org @oxfaminternational.bsky.social @coolearthaction.bsky.social

Dr Marianna Leite@drmariannaleite.bsky.social · last yr.

As climate negociations stands at a crossroads, @cesr.bsky.social is present at #SB62 to echo calls for human rights centred climate finance. There is no climate justice without #humanrights. There is no #economicjustice without #climatejustice. #UNTC #DebtJustice @mariaronbalsera.bsky.social

Who pays for the damage climate change leaves behind? Join us for this #SB62 event to find out more✍🏼 🌍✨ Side Event | Climate Reparations: Advancing Finance and Human Rights for Frontline Communities 📅 Date: June 24 🕘 Time: 16:30 – 17:45 📍 Location: Room Berlin

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Aligning financial flows with climate justice isn’t a technical fix: it’s a political choice. Our new briefing with @re-course.org exposes the barriers and sets out what governments must do to make climate finance support a just transition. 🔗 bit.ly/art2-1c #SB62

“Making financial flows consistent with climate-resilient development”: The role of international financial institutions and standard setters - Recourse

“Making financial flows consistent with climate-resilient development”: The role of international financial institutions and standard setters

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Recourse@re-course.org · last yr.

10 years on from the #ParisAgreement, countries are still not agreed on one of its key aims: how to make financial flows consistent with climate-resilient development 💸 Our new briefing sets out the key issues during the #SB62 #JuneClimateMeetings: bit.ly/art2-1c 🧵 more in thread

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