New Report: Japan’s LNG Financing Destroys Communities and Climate
For the first time, a coalition of civil society organizations working with local communities launched a new report today revealing how the Japan Bank for
For the first time, a coalition of civil society organizations working with local communities launched a new report today revealing how the Japan Bank for
Communities, movements, and civil society across the world unite in a statement in support of the United Nations adoption of the ‘Pact for the Future,’
Center for Energy, Ecology, and Development | Greenpeace Thailand | People’s Coalition for The Rights to Water (KRuHA) | Southeast Asia Working Group on Fossil
Community-led petition and demonstrations call on Japan’s export credit agency–Japan Bank for International Cooperation–to end environmental and community harms arising from LNG projects Fishermen, local
Philippine President Bongbong Marcos with Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida during the Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC) Leaders’ Meeting in December 2023. (Photo from the
The Examiner for Environmental Guidelines of the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) is set to investigate potential violations by the bank in relation to
Center for Energy, Ecology, and Development | Climate Action Network Southeast Asia | EarthRights International | KRuHA
Protect VIP, a coalition of communities, fisherfolk, environmentalists, and other advocates for the protection of the Verde Island Passage (VIP), on Wednesday, May 3 (UK
Clean energy advocates on Tuesday hailed the world’s first climate lawsuit against a commercial bank for its massive support of fossil fuels and its substantial
Banks in Asia and the Philippines are moving at a snail’s pace in defunding coal. At least 10 Philippine banks gave $841 million in loans and participated in $1.3 billion worth of underwriting activities involving at least five coal companies since the 2015 Paris climate agreement.