IUCN to address the International Court of Justice in landmark climate change case
On 13 December, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) will make history as it addresses the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in a groundbreaking process to determine the legal obligations of countries in respect to climate change and the consequences of failing to act.
Officials from almost 100 countries are at the International Court of Justice in the Netherlands, asking the court to issue ...
The top UN court will consider if the world’s largest carbon-emitting nations should pay reparations to smaller ...
China told the top U.N. court on Tuesday that existing U.N. treaties should provide the basis for its advisory opinion on ...
Representatives for the island nation of Vanuatu called on the International Court of Justice this week to recognize the harm ...
Vanuatu's special envoy to climate change says their case to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is based on the ...
Small nations that say they're devastated by an environmental crisis they haven't caused hope an opinion from the ...
The world’s biggest climate case begins at The Hague in the Netherlands today. Oral arguments will be heard by the ...
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague will hear testimony from nearly 100 countries including Vanuatu, the ...
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