African, Double Standard Not Wanted

18. 09.2009 CNN Turkish

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African countries do not want to "double standard" from the climate peak to be held in Copenhagen towards the end of the year.

[[T]]The head of the African Union (AU) said Jean Ping, at the press conference held in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, "Our priority expectation from Kopenhag is less injustice, less double standard..." [

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"We see that our common house is threatened. But who threatened by? At the beginning of Kyoto contract, the criteria are never counted and polluted in the environment... Then we will go back to us by crime attackers, "We are going to know about the recovery of our planet by reducing the greenhouse gases. Lacin deserves the help of non-exclusive pollution. This gayet used express and reasonable..." expression.

according to theAU data, only 3,8 percent of the greenhouse gases, which are thought to lead African global warming.

AU established a joint commission with the participation of 10 African countries for the peak of Copenhagen in December.

Commission will defend the common interests of 53 African countries in peak. [

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