*[Enwl-eng] Fwd: What is red‑tagging, and how does it harm climate action?

[ecology]

Друзья,

это сообщение дополняет мои вчерашние о действиях Администрации Трампа - 
инициаторы-интересанты одни и те же.

И делает ещё более актуальным вопрос - что делаем?
Вслед за трампистами признаем, что ошибались, что климатической проблемы 
нет, её придумали глобалисты?
Или имеющимися силами начинаем собирать сторонников альтернативного мнения и 
формировать новую повестку дня - природоохранную.

В этой связи кажется актуальной статья в прицепке.
Нейроотличающиеся всех стран - соединяйтесь!
Свет





From: Kieran Monk, Global Witness <hello at globalwitness.org>
Date: вс, 27 июл. 2025 г. в 11:31
Subject: What is red‑tagging, and how does it harm climate action?

What is red‑tagging, and how does it harm climate action?

        Thank you for joining the fight for climate justice.

            Explainer
            What is red‑tagging, and how does it harm climate action?
            Sviatoslav,

            I wanted to share something deeply concerning: red‑tagging, the 
false branding of peaceful climate and land defenders as communists, 
terrorists or subversives. This tactic is not just online aggression, it can 
lead to real-world dangers, including threats, arrest, or even extrajudicial 
violence. The term is most commonly used in the Philippines, but the threat 
it represents extends far beyond.

            What you need to know:

            1. It’s both online and offline

            Activists are being publicly labelled as communists or 
terrorists with little to no evidence. These damaging accusations often 
start online but spill into the streets, jeopardising personal safety and 
branding their work as criminal or subversive.

            2. It targets environmental defenders

            Those protecting forests, waterways, and Indigenous lands, like 
activists Jonila Castro and Jhed Tamano, have faced abduction attempts and 
were coerced into false confessions alleging terrorist links.

            3. Climate activism is under attack

            Red‑tagging isn’t just a personal attack, it’s a strategy to 
prevent climate action by delegitimising those who resist polluting 
industries, mining, and deforestation.

            4. Tech giants are choosing to look away

            Platforms like Meta and X have reduced safety staff and relaxed 
moderation policies, which has allowed disinformation, including 
red‑tagging, to thrive.

            Why this matters:

            When activists are silenced or threatened, the entire fight 
against climate change is weakened. Indigenous communities, who are on the 
frontlines protecting biodiversity, are being silenced. When they can’t 
speak freely, the planet suffers too.

            Read the full explainer - What is red‑tagging, and how does it 
harm climate action?


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            Thank you for standing with land and environmental defenders. 
Together, we can shine a spotlight on disinformation and protect those 
courageously protecting our future.

            Kieran, Global Witness





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От: Svet Zabelin <svetfrog at gmail.com>
Date: вс, 27 июл. 2025 г. в 11:48
Subject: Fwd: What is red‑tagging, and how does it harm climate action?

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