Refusal of fossil fuel is the most effective way to reduce the anthropogenic effect on the climate and at the same time protect human rights. Human rights can become a “powerful lever of progress” in the fight against climate change Climate and environment ~ 60 > main human rights activist UN Folker Turk on Monday called on the international community to resist the growing negative impact of climate change on human rights. ~ 60 >“Do we take the necessary measures to protect people from climatic chaos, to ensure their future and manage natural resources, taking into account human rights and environmental protection ?”, asked the Supreme Commissioner of delegates to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. ~ 60 > Turk emphasized that, although the climate change is a serious threat For human rights, especially for the most vulnerable groups of the population, it can also become a “powerful lever of progress”. “Now we need a roadmap, which will tell us how to rethink our societies, the economy and politics in such a way that the changes are fair and stable,” he said. & Amp; nbsp; ~ 60 > right to decent work “due to climate change today, under the threat of human law, the law is threatened decent work, ”said Mustafa Kamal Gae, a high -ranking representative of the International Labor Organization (MOT). He warned that if the world continues to follow the current climatic trajectory, 80 million full jobs would disappear by 2030. More than 70 percent of the world labor-2.4 billion workers-at some point will be exposed to excessive heat at the workplace. these alarming statistical data emphasize the acute need to create reliable social protection systems for the ongoing aggravation of the climatic crisis, Gaia emphasized. Now less than nine percent of employees in 20 countries, most exposed to climate, have any form of social protection. “From the point of view of resistance to climate change, the countries are far from the realization of human rights to social protection,” said the representative of the ILO. – It is necessary to increase investments and move from response to shocks to institutionalized and based on human rights. 60 ~ BR > encouraging moment, he added that the transition to a low -carbon economy can potentially create more than 100 million new jobs by 2030 year. “def Russianization” of the economy and knowledge 60 > Eliza Morger, a special speaker of the UN Human Rights and a change in climate, also introduced its last report in which it calls for to to “Def Russianization” of the economy. According to her, the refusal of fossil fuel is the most effective way to reduce the anthropogenic effect on the climate and simultaneously protect the human rights. 60 > “fossil fuel everywhere: in our food systems, in the ocean and in our brain – in many cases without our knowledge without our knowledge and without our knowledge. Wishes, ”said Eliza Morger. approach focused on a person completing his performance, the Turk’s folker emphasized that a fair transition should guarantee that no one will remain in Party. 60 > “If we do not protect people’s lives, their health, their jobs and their future opportunities, the transition will only aggravate the injustice and inequality in our world,” he said. > mustafa Kamal gamal gamal. The message in his speech: “Our ambitions cannot be limited to numerical indicators – they should be primarily associated with people.”