We are in Glasgow to demand justice for those most affected by the climate crisis | Bernard Ewekia, Jakapita Kandanga, Edwin Namakanga, Maria Reyes and Farzana Faruk Jhumu

The Rainbow Warrior has brought us to Cop26 to speak up for the sidelined citizens of the global south. We can't be ignoredThe writers are members of the climate action group Fridays for Future MAPAHow can you hold climate talks without including the most affected people? You can't. How can you make decisions on the best way to adapt to climate impacts without talking to those forced to adapt? You can't. And how can you deliver climate justice by continuing to ignore those that are suffering the most? You can't.As the Cop26 climate summit gets under way, and the so-called leaders of the world take centre stage to deliver yet more empty promises, we - five youth climate activists from five of the most affected areas across Africa, Asia, Central America and the South Pacific - have arrived despite attempts to shut us out.This article was written by five Fridays for Future MAPA (Most Affected People and Areas) youth climate activists: Bernard Ewekia, 25, from Tuvalu; Jakapita Kandanga, 24, from Namibia; Edwin Namakanga, 27, from Uganda; Maria Reyes, 19, from Mexico; and Farzana Faruk Jhumu, 22, from Bangladesh Continue reading...