Climate Change and Environmental Peace

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Southern Africa floods intensified by warming highlight climate injustice, scientists say

Scientists have found that the devastating floods triggered by intense rainfall in Southern Africa in recent weeks were made worse by climate change and have exposed deep social vulnerability, causing a disaster described as “a textbook case of climate injustice”. The scientists working with the World Weather Attribution (WWA) group said extreme 10-day rainfall events […]
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Court rules Netherlands is not doing enough to meet 1.5C goal and protect Bonaire

A court in the Netherlands has ruled that the government’s emissions-cutting and adaptation policies discriminated against and failed to protect citizens of the Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire from climate change, in violation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR). In a case brought by Greenpeace, the Hague District Court ruled the government breached […]

Sustainable Development and SDGs

Women, Peace and Security

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25 Years of the WPS Agenda: Feminists Resisting and Advancing Alternatives 

This October 2025 marked 25 years since the UN Security Council (UNSC) adopted Resolution 1325 – the first of ten resolutions on Women, Peace and Security (WPS).   For over two decades, feminist and peace organisations – including WILPF – have worked tirelessly to advance this agenda, increase its visibility, and hold decisionmakers accountable for implementing it. WILPF was among the civil […]
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COP30 in Review: Wins for Justice, Woes for Finance, Fossil Fuels, and Militarism 

Celebrating Feminists’ Voices, Inspiring Global Peace Back to all news Long read #COP30 COP30 in Review: Wins for Justice, Woes for Finance, Fossil Fuels, and Militarism  COP30 concluded in Belém, Brazil, wherefrom 10 to 22 November, diplomats, activists, lobbyists, and other stakeholders from across the globe gathered for the 30th Conference of the Parties under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).   Image credit: Natalia Chaves Monroy […]

Author Info

Muhammad Atta ur Rehman

Chairman, Institute of International Peace Leaders (IIPL) Muhammad Atta ur Rehman is the Chairman of the Institute of International Peace Leaders (IIPL), a global think tank dedicated to promoting peace, sustainable development, climate action, and interfaith harmony. Under his leadership, IIPL has expanded its international footprint through global partnerships, youth leadership initiatives, and high-level diplomatic engagements. He has represented the organization at major international forums, including the UN World Summit on Social Development, and continues to work closely with governments, diplomats, civil society, and academic institutions to advance dialogue on human rights, peaceful coexistence, and global cooperation. As Chairman, he provides strategic direction, strengthens international collaborations, and guides IIPL’s mission to empower youth and communities as catalysts for peace and sustainable progress worldwide.

Features and Events

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Forth International Peace Leaders Conference Baku Azerbaijan

The Institute of International Peace Leaders (IIPL), in collaboration with AlNassar Group Jordan, National Aviation Academy Azerbaijan, AlAhsa Readymix Saudi Arabia, and Turk Trade Center Baku Azerbaijan, successfully organized the EcoVision Global Compact Conference and IIPL Award Ceremony on Thursday, January 30, 2025. The prestigious event took place at the Turkic Star Conference Hall in Baku, Azerbaijan and gathered an esteemed panel of international experts, peace advocates, and distinguished personalities dedicated to environmental sustainability and global peace.

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A high-profile delegation from the Institute of International Peace Leaders (IIPL) had the privilege of meeting with the esteemed President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Institute of International Peace Leaders Celebrates International Women’s Day 2024 – IWD2024 at Shah Latif Bhitai Hospital Hyderabad.

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Climate Resilient by Areeb ul Haq

Topic : Climate Resilient

“Climate resilient” refers to the ability of a system, whether it be a community, an ecosystem, or an infrastructure, to withstand and recover from the impacts of climate change. Climate resilience is becoming increasingly important as the Earth’s climate is changing rapidly due to human activity, and the effects of climate change are being felt around the world in the form of more frequent and intense natural disasters, sea-level rise, and other impacts.

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Second International Humanitarian and Peace Conference

Second IIPL International Peace Leaders Conference on Environmental Justice and Finding Solutions for Climate Catastrophe held in Baky, Azerbaijan in 2022.