Climate change already leads today to irreversible losses and damages. It hits especially hardest, the poorest living in the countries of the global south. Swaths of land have become deserted. Islands are sinking, and entire cities might one day become unlivable. Climate change destroys people's livelihoods, their existence, their traditions, and their cultural heritage. Climate change contributes to the result, where people have to leave their homes. There is no international legal framework, or any explicit and efficient aid system to protect them. All this fuels the spread of worldwide violent conflicts. It is primarily the countries of the global north that are responsible for these climate losses and damages, corporations that are only interested in their profits, the capitalist system, with its hunger for resources and energy, and people with their compulsive consumerism. In 2013, a new institution was created during the Climate Summit in Warsaw, entitled The Warsaw International Mechanism. This institution's purpose is to collect knowledge on how affected regions can deal with risks and damages, to coordinate the required interventions, initiatives, and instruments, to organize financial and technical support, and to provide training for necessary capacities and skills. Many politicians in the global north promote the idea of insurance compensation for damages caused by climate change. However, this cannot itself solve the problem. The benefits are far too low, and they often do not reach the affected communities. With the Paris Agreement, for the first time, an international treaty promises to tackle climate-induced losses and damages. Yet, the Paris Agreement does not include any concrete obligations for the countries of the global north. It is the main polluters, however, who have to ensure that climate change is stopped, and that the affected communities are supported efficiently with money, expertise, and technology. This has to happen comprehensively, immediately, and simply without any complicated procedures. Solidarity with the communities affected by climate change. Team your rights for compensation.