COP25 or the 25th Conference of the Parties hosted by the United Nations has kicked off in Spain. Hundreds of countries are represented and thousands of representatives are gathered, including world leaders, officials, delegates and activists, to discuss our progress as a people - in dealing with climate change. A young Tongan from New Zealand, Emily Muli is in Madrid for COP25. She is an advocate for climate change in her community and for the Pacific. She is a part of Te Ara Whatu, an indigenous youth group from the Pacific and Aotearoa - working for climate action and indigenous sovereignty.