Debt crisis: eroding food sovereignty and driving climate change I David Calleb Otieno @ISECeconofhappiness
Debt crisis: eroding food sovereignty and driving climate change I David Calleb Otieno  @ISECeconofhappiness
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
David Calleb Otieno - farmer, co-founder of Kenyan Peasants League, International Coordinator of Kenyan Social Movements for Abolition of Illegitimate Debts - speaks from the World Social Forum 2024, held in Kathmandu Nepal, about the new debt-crisis that is eroding local food systems and driving climate change.
His message is clear: the division is no longer between the Global South and North, but between the poor and the elites in both North and South. He calls for global unity to fight the global debt system that is oppressing people worldwide and causing havoc to our climate and ability to feed ourselves.
Learn more about Kenyan Peasants Leagure: kenyanpeasantsleague.org

The interview was conducted by Alex Jensen from Local Futures.

Learn more about Local Futures: localfutures.org
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