At COP29, leaders of Hindu Kush Himalaya countries discussed the climate crisis, emphasizing the need for global coordination and support. Despite challenges like declining trust in multilateral conferences and the absence of key leaders, COP29 made strides in climate finance, tripling funding to $300 billion annually by 2035 and agreeing on a Loss and Damage Fund, renewable energy transition, and carbon market standards under the Paris Agreement.
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‘You don’t look disabled’: People with hidden conditions hope for a kinder world
Two years ago, Eric, who is autistic, experienced a severe anxiety attack at Jurong East MRT station after forgetting his home keys, leading to a misunderstanding with a passerby and a security guard. A Ministry of Social and Family Development report revealed a decline in positive attitudes towards persons with disabilities, particularly those with invisible disabilities like autism, despite public education efforts. SG Enable highlighted the challenges faced by individuals with invisible disabilities due to...
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