In contrast to many of the false solutions in play at the talks, protestors will advance a common sense approach based on the principles of Climate Justice. We speak to Chris Kitchen who has been helping to organise the mass mobilisations with the Climate Justice Action coalition about the week of actions that has been planned.

We also speak to Frances Wright, legal advisor to the Camp for Climate Action, about the legal context for the protests.

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Links & references:

Seattle activism’s coming of age will be very disobedient (Naomi Klein, Guardian, 13 November)
 http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2009/nov/12/seattle-coming-age-disobedient-copenhagen
Our right to protest in Copenhagen (letter, Guardian, 4 November)
 http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/nov/04/copenhagen-climate-talks-protest-law
Defend the freedom to protest in Denmark (petition)
 http://danlaw.epetitions.net/

Climate Justice Action
 http://www.climate-justice-action.org/
Climate Camp & Copenhagen
 http://climatecamp.org.uk/actions/copenhagen-2009
Put the fun between your legs
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZtUTk6Iz2E&feature=player_embedded
Climate Collective
 http://www.climatecollective.org
Beyond Talk
 http://www.beyondtalk.net/
Mobilization for Climate Justice
 http://www.actforclimatejustice.org/

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