Towards digital sobriety? – Brussels my Belgian, RCF.

Géraldine Duquenne, research and advocacy officer at Justice and Peace, invites us to think about digital sobriety in the show “Brussels my Belgian”, on RCF.
It is possible to reconcile 5G and sustainable economy in Brussels – Carte Blanche, L’Echo.

In this carte blanche published in the Echo, we discuss the deployment of 5G in the Belgian capital, and the support it could provide to respond to current challenges.
Pour Parler de Paix N°117 – Human rights: theory or reality?

No. 117 of our quarterly review.
The association's volunteers as well as its permanent team focused on the issue of human rights.
Will technology save the planet? – Carte blanche, L’Echo.

In this carte blanche for the newspaper L'Echo, Géraldine Duquenne, Research and Advocacy Officer at the Justice and Peace Commission, questions the systematic use of technology, its ecological impact, the limits it presents... but also to its alternatives.
Decent work, the big absentee from the electronics sector

Every day, workers in the electronics industry are victims of violations of their fundamental rights.
Will technology save the planet?

Faced with the ecological crisis, our decision-makers are relying on technology and digital technology. What social project is behind all this?
From our homes to open-air landfills in the countries of the Global South, what route does our electrical and electronic waste take?

Smartphones, computers, robot vacuum cleaners, etc. All this electrical and electronic equipment delights consumers and fills our homes and our drawers.
To Talk about Peace: “Towards the society of tomorrow”

Building the society of tomorrow. This is the inconsiderable burden that falls to us today. This is nothing new and yet the unsustainability of our lifestyles has made the task much more difficult than before.
Does European waste go to the Orient?

In connection with the redefinition of consumption, waste management is one of the challenges of the ecological transition.
Where are we in the fight against planned obsolescence?

The phenomenon of planned obsolescence is not new, but concrete measures seem to be lacking to combat it. Where are we ?