We’re excited to announce that the Climate Court Climate Litigation Database has been updated with one of the most significant climate justice cases from the Global South: Asghar Leghari v. Federation of Pakistan . This is a case that dealt with issues including climate change, human rights, and government accountability, and offers a model for rights-based climate litigation worldwide. Subscribers accessing the database can explore a detailed analysis of the case, including

The latest climate litigation news updates have just been added to the Climate Court climate litigation tracker, keeping you informed on key legal actions addressing climate, environmental protection, and public health. Here’s a snapshot of the most recent updates added today:   Canada : Court dismisses Saskatchewan climate lawsuit challenging new fossil gas power project.   Indonesia : Indonesia’s Constitutional Court upholds forest law, orders government to finalise forest

The latest climate litigation news updates have just been added to the Climate Court climate litigation tracker, keeping you informed on key legal actions addressing climate, environmental protection, and public health. Here’s a snapshot of the most recent updates added today: Malta: Youth Group Sues Planning Authority Over Illegal Penthouses New Zealand: Environmental Law Initiative Challenges Limited Setnet Ban United States: Philadelphia Sues Ziploc and Bimbo Bakeries for

The latest climate litigation cases have just been added to the Climate Court climate litigation tracker , keeping you up to date on key legal actions regarding climate change. Here’s a quick snapshot of the latest climate litigation news updates, added today: Friends of the Everglades  sues Florida over secretive “Alligator Alcatraz” records. Mexico whale lawsuit  seeks legal rights for nature to block Saguaro GNL. UK ASA  bans misleading Red Tractor “Farmed with Care” ad. C

The Bonaire Climate Case  ( Klimaatzaak Bonaire ) has quickly become one of the most closely watched climate lawsuits in Europe and the Caribbean. Filed by eight residents of Bonaire together with Stichting Greenpeace Nederland, the case challenges the Dutch government’s responsibility to protect the island’s population from the worsening impacts of climate change. As court hearings took place in The Hague in early October 2025, the case drew attention not only for its human