Asia Pacific Civil Society Denounces Forest Fires as Ecocide, Demands Systemic Change
Hundreds of civil society activists from across the Asia Pacific convened in Yogyakarta, denouncing forest fires and the escalating climate crisis as 'ecocide.' They called for fundamental systemic change, identifying exploitative economic models as the root cause of interconnected crises.
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