Quezon City, NCR, Philippinen. 16. Oktober 2022. Die Klimademonstranten am Long Quezon City Circle des Landwirtschaftsministeriums anlässlich des Welternährungstages. Wo die Demonstranten, die leere Töpfe und Pfannen trugen, und die people’fordern, dass die Regierung Marcos die Nahrungsmittelkrise angehen sollte. Mehr als 800 werden vor dem Landwirtschaftsministerium (da) gegen den Anstieg der Lebensmittelpreise im Land protestieren und Präsident Marcos, der auch Landwirtschaftsminister ist, auffordern, angesichts der Klima- und Ernährungskrisen peoples’ Recht auf Nahrung zu priorisieren. Die steigenden Preise für Grundwaren

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October 16, 2022, Quezon City, NCR, Philippines: The climate protesters at the Department of Agriculture long Quezon City Circle to mark World Food Day. Where the protesters carrying empty pots and pans and the people’s demands for the Marcos government to address the food crisis. ..More than 800 will protest in front of the Department of Agriculture (DA) against the surge in food prices in the country and call on President Marcos, who is also the Agriculture Secretary, to prioritize peoples’ right to food amidst the climate and food crises.. .The rising prices of basic commodities has forced 2.9 million families to involuntary hunger in the past three months. The climate crisis and the surge in food prices are creating a food crisis among Filipino families. With the forthcoming droughts and floods, we are facing acute food insecurity. The government must prioritize peoples’ right to food and act decisively to build robust and climate resilient food systems that prioritize Filipinos and not the global market...According to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), the country’s agricultural and fisheries output declined by almost 1% in the first half of 2022, losing millions of pesos in value due to typhoons. ..The World Food Programme reports that conflict, COVID, the climate crisis and rising costs have combined in 2022 to create a global food crisis. As many as 828 million people go to bed hungry every night, the number of those facing acute food insecurity has soared - from 135 million to 345 million - since 2019. A total of 50 million people in 45 countries are teetering on the edge of famine. (Credit Image: © George Buid/ZUMA Press Wire)

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