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An estimated 100,000 people took to the streets of Copenhagen on Saturday and

marched from Christiansborg Slotsplads to Bella Center – a distance of six

kilometers – demanding climate justice. In one of the strongest messages ever

sent to world leaders to be serious and make a ‘real deal’ in the negotiations

going on at United Nations Climate Change

Conference (COP15), people from different countries marched in the cold

winter weather of Copenhagen.

The day started early for activists when they gathered at the DGI-Byen – the

venue of the alternate climate summit Klimaforum09 – in the morning and marched to

the Parliament Square, most of them clad in blue, in the symbolic event Flood for Climate Justice, organized

by the Friends of the Earth International. At

the Parliament Square, they were joined by thousands of people, who started a

march in the afternoon to Bella Center, the venue of COP15.

Even though pleasant rays of sunlight provided some warmth for the

demonstrators in the afternoon, as the dusk settled, the temperature dropped

down. As the demonstration ended in front of Bella Center, people were seen

huddled near bonfires lit on the street. The final inspirational speeches were

given by significant figures including former UN human rights commissioner, Mary

Robinson and the 21-year-old climate change activist from India, Deepa Gupta who

is the co-founder of Indian Youth Climate Network

(IYCN).

“This global day of action is reminding governments that climate change is

hurting people. This is a human rights issue – climate change is undermining

people’s livelihoods and their access to health and education. It is affecting

poor countries efforts to reach the Millennium Development Goals. Copenhagen

must deliver deep emissions reductions, and at least $200bn a year in new money

to help the poorest countries tackle climate change,” Robinson said.

I am here in Copenhagen to attend the Klimaforum09, dubbed as ‘The

Peoples’ Climate Summit'. It runs parallel to COP15 and has attracted a number

of civil society organizations, environmental justice activists and indigenous

people. “The Bella Center is the biggest case of disaster capitalism. The deal

we really need is not even on the table,” Naomi Klein said in the opening

ceremony of Klimaforum09.

Other high profile visitors expected to speak at Klimaforum09 includes Bill

McKibben, the founder of 350.org, and Mohamed

Nasheed, the President of the Maldives.

Ecological debt and climate justice are recurring themes in Klimaforum09 and

in Saturday’s demonstration as well.

One of the most colourful groups participating in the demonstration was The Climate Debt Agents clad in bright

red suits. They called on rich countries to pay their climate debt to poor

countries as part of an MS ActionAid Denmark

initiative. Earlier this year, 31 Global Voices bloggers were mentors

to students participating in MS ActionAid's Global Change programme. It was a

pleasant surprise to meet my mentee among the red suits calling for climate debt

to be settled.

Across the globe, citizens of the world demanded a fair and real deal to be

made from the COP15 talks, as they held vigils and marches to mark the weekend

of ‘The World Wants a Real Deal’

initiated by the TckTckTck alliance.

Copenhagen is flooded with activists, journalists, photographers and bloggers

covering the most important climate change negotiations of recent times. At the

Fresh Air Center in downtown, a work

environment created by a TckTckTck alliance

for bloggers, I met fellow Global Voices author Mac-Jordan

Holdbrookes-Degadjor. The Global Voices authors in Copenhagen during this

exciting time will try to form

a small team covering the lively conversations occurring in blogosphere on

COP15.

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