In-Depth Look: Youth Climate Lawsuit Takes on Japan's Power Industry
A group of 16 Japanese youth, aged 15 to 29, have filed a groundbreaking climate lawsuit against 10 major energy companies.
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- Apr 24
- 2 min
Iraqi Father of Cancer Victim Sends Legal Challenge to BP
Following his son's death from leukemia allegedly linked to oilfield emissions, a father is seeking compensation from BP.
- Apr 23
- 5 min
Landmark Hearing Begins at Inter-American Court on Climate Change and Human Rights Obligations
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights begins public hearings on how countries in the Americas should address the climate crisis.
- Apr 10
- 5 min
India’s Supreme Court Ruling Recognises a Right to be Free From Adverse Effects of Climate Change
The Supreme Court of India balanced the need to protect endangered birds with India's commitment to fighting climate change.
- Apr 1
- 10 min
Dutch Court to Hear Appeal in Landmark Climate Case: Milieudefensie v. Shell
The Court of Appeal will hear arguments from Shell and Mlieudefensie in April to decide if Shell must cut its emissions 45% by 2030.
- Mar 28
- 4 min
Aruba Proposes Constitutional Rights of Nature
Aruba proposes constitutional amendment recognising a human right to a clean environment and rights of nature.
- Nov 11, 2023
- 2 min
Countdown to COP28: A Multidimensional Perspective on the Climate Crisis
As COP28 looms, the urgency is clear: the climate crisis is a tapestry woven with human rights and global finances.
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