Climate Injustice is an independent graphic journalism project. A form of journalism that arises from the journalist-cartoonist duo and which combines, in a hybrid mode, illustrations and narration of real events. The project, unpublished and presented to the public for the first time, was born from a current article written by the journalist Federica Biffi and from which Ale Martoz, cartoonist, illustrator and street-artist was inspired to transpose it into a comics key. The comic will be the starting point for a conversation on the working - exploitation - situation of migrant people, particularly in the Gulf countries. For example at COP28 or World Cup 22, where the people who employed their workforce were put to the test due to high temperatures. During the talk, together with Laura Silvia Battaglia al-Jalal, professional journalist and documentary filmmaker, Andrea Coccia, journalist, co-founder of Slow News, managing director of La Revue Dessinée Italia and Federica Russo, sociologist and co-founder of Malegaleco, will current issues such as economic migration and climate change were addressed. And how art reads and interprets them. Followed by: informal discussion/Q&A and background music. Participants: Laura Silvia Battaglia al-Jalal, journalist and documentary maker, voice of Radio3 Federica Biffi, journalist and co-founder of Malegaleco Andrea Coccia, journalist, co-founder of Slow News, managing director of La Revue Dessinée Italia Ale Martoz, cartoonist, illustrator and street-artist Federica Russo, sociologist and co-founder of Malegaleco