Dieudonne Musibono Eyul'anki

Global Environmental Governance Dieudonne Musibono Eyul'anki

In this reflection on global governance, it emerges that the world is going from bad to worse and remains divided into two diametrically opposed blocks: the rich and the poor. Global governance does not exist as long as the different mechanisms put in place promote social inequalities between states and between races. Rather, it is misgovernance that creates insecurity. Indeed, without a justice system that is opposable to all, rich and poor, white or black, Jews, Christians, Muslims, Hindus, animists, etc., world governance becomes the law of the jungle where the strongest alone commands and dominates the weakest. Indeed, politics has become synonymous with lies, intrigue and domination because all means, even evil, are considered good as long as they achieve the desired goal. This way of perceiving politics has opened all possible ways to man, making him a wolf against his fellow man. The depravity of morals that characterizes modern society in the 21st century is a clear indication of the fall of man. The present system of capitalism has failed, because it has only accentuated the divisions between men.