Debates Parlamentares - Diário 019, p. 51 (2022-07-22)

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The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly:

14. Underscores the importance of maintaining peace, stability and low tension inthe Arctic region;

15. Strongly encourages involved parties to adhere to international law, including UNconventions and other relevant international agreements on the Arctic;

16. Urges OSCE participating States to maintain focus on the Arctic and to recognizethe impact that the climate crisis has on Arctic communities and the planet, withconsequences for the wider political, socio-economic and geostrategic interestsin the region;

17. Urges participating States to address the climate crisis based on scientificinformation and advice;

18. Calls on Arctic States to protect and defend the rights of indigenous peoples;

19. Encourages Arctic states to engage with the region’s indigenous peoples,businesses, academia and other stakeholders to tackle the region’s challenges;

20. Suggests engaging actively with the OSCE High Commissioner on NationalMinorities on the specific challenges faced by Arctic communities, including interms of indigenous rights, political representation and the impact of COVID-19,and considering joint initiatives;

21. Calls on OSCE participating States to promote the portfolio of the Arctic and theclimate-security link as a confidence-building topic within the Organization andthe Assembly and to support the primary role of the Arctic Council in managingArctic co-operation;

22. Recommends developing a stronger and more structured portfolio on climatechange within the Assembly, within or in co-ordination with the GeneralCommittee on Economic Affairs, Science, Technology and Environment, tocontribute to global efforts;

23. Encourages co-operation and engagement with prominent civil societyorganizations, including youth and women’s organizations, indigenous groups,and other stakeholders, on future Arctic policies and to ensure that all voices areheard.

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The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly: 14. Underscores the importance of maintaining peace, stability and low tension inthe Arctic region;15. Strongly encourages involved parties to adhere to international law, including UNconventions and other relevant international agreements on the Arctic;16. Urges OSCE participating States to maintain focus on the Arctic and to recognizethe impact that the climate crisis has on Arctic communities and the planet, withconsequences for the wider political, socio-economic and geostrategic interestsin the region;17. Urges participating States to address the climate crisis based on scientificinformation and advice;18. Calls on Arctic States to protect and defend the rights of indigenous peoples;19. Encourages Arctic states to engage with the region’s indigenous peoples,businesses, academia and other stakeholders to tackle the region’s challenges;20. Suggests engaging actively with the OSCE High Commissioner on NationalMinorities on the specific challenges faced by Arctic communities, including interms of indigenous rights, political representation and the impact of COVID-19,and considering joint initiatives;21. Calls on OSCE participating States to promote the portfolio of the Arctic and theclimate-security link as a confidence-building topic within the Organization andthe Assembly and to support the primary role of the Arctic Council in managingArctic co-operation;22. Recommends developing a stronger and more structured portfolio on climatechange within the Assembly, within or in co-ordination with the GeneralCommittee on Economic Affairs, Science, Technology and Environment, tocontribute to global efforts;23. Encourages co-operation and engagement with prominent civil societyorganizations, including youth and women’s organizations, indigenous groups,and other stakeholders, on future Arctic policies and to ensure that all voices areheard.22 DE JULHO DE 2022 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––51

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