GLOBAL PLASTICS TREATY NOW!
Greenpeace and our global movement is collaborating with #WeAreWatching by Dan Acher to demand bold action. From Nov 25 to Dec 1, world leaders will meet in Busan, South Korea to agree on a Global Plastics Treaty. Let’s make sure it cuts plastic production and ends single use plastic!
#WeAreWatching is a monumental eye, made up of thousands of portraits contributed from around the world. It will fly above Busan on a crane the size of a 10-storey building to hold leaders accountable as they decide the future of our planet. Its message is crystal-clear: The world is watching!
THE EYE
Add your face and voice to the #WeAreWatching eye. This is also an opportunity to tell world leaders why they should address the plastic pollution crisis urgently.
Together we are stronger. Together we can win a strong Global Plastics Treaty.
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WHO'S WATCHING?
Students, workers, grandparents, children the world over are demanding urgent climate action. Take a closer look at the faces on the flag and have your friends and family add theirs today. Together we can keep holding leaders accountable.
Download our animation of selected portraits and messages to world leaders and project it on walls, screens, buildings - anywhere you can take a stand and say: #WeAreWatching.
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COP25 FAILS TO DELIVER
14.12.19 - As the COP25 drew to a close, the faces of We Are Watching were brought into the COP25’s Green Zone. Fridays For Future leaders @xiyebeara and @saoioconnor spoke about the disconnect between what the science requires and what the climate negotiations are delivering.
GREEN ZONE ACTION WITH FRIDAYS FOR FUTURE
12.12.19 - Tonight at the COP25's Green Zone, FFF leaders will address the reality of climate change across continents - with thousands of faces from 190 countries looking down on them. The eyes of the world are in Madrid.
MADRID MARCH FOR CLIMATE, COP25
07.12.19 - Fantastic to see the flag last night carried by the crowd at this amazing march.Thanks to the march organisers who only had one month to accommodate everyone since the change of COP25 venue from Chile to Spain.