The Economic Justice Network (EJN) took part in a meeting organized by Pan African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA), in Accra-Ghana, from the 13th to the 17th of March 2010. The purpose of this meeting was to re-new PACJA's demands for climate justice and for a solution to climate change that keeps Africa safe and secures our development.PACJA is a network of 210 civil society organizations. It was in Ghana that these organizations made a declaration which states PACJA's new demands. The declararation calls for the support of the science-based African position on climate changeas well as the Kyoto Protocol to continue post-2010, as legally mandated. Furthermore, the declaration also calls for efforts to enhance the human and institutional capacities and the transfer for the tools which enable adaptation and development. Below you will find;

FULL PACJA Declaration
PACJA's petition to the African Commission on human and people's rights
'Say "no" to the Copenhagen Accord'   - petition to African Stakeholders