Yesah Tribunal: Mountain Valley Pipeline and the Rights of Rivers
BROWNS SUMMIT, NORTH CAROLINA, USA – The International Rights of Nature Tribunal held its 12th local hearing at the Haw River State Park in North Carolina, United States of America on the 1st of June 2024. Led by North Carolina...
GARN officially launched its Indigenous Council at the UNFPII 2024
GARN was part of the 23rd session of 2024 United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) in New York, where our lead organizer of the council Casey Camp Horinek along with our North America Indigenous organizer Julia Horinek, joined by...
15 Years of Rights of Nature in Action: Delegation to Ecuador – huge success!
From March 6 to 14, we embarked on our Listening & Learning Delegation to Ecuador, a journey to explore Ecuador’s stunning biodiversity and to connect and learn from those who have been deeply rooted in living harmoniously with Nature for...
Huge areas of Ecuadorian land should be protected from mining under Rights of Nature, finds Sussex research
Article by Jessica Gowers for University of Sussex. New research has identified a further 16,000km2 of biodiverse land which should be legally protected from mining concessions, following the Rights of Nature precedent set by the successful case of Los Cedros. Rights of Nature...
Histórica sentencia: La Corte Peruana reconoce los derechos del río Marañón
En un hito trascendental para la protección de los ecosistemas acuáticos y los Derechos de la Naturaleza, la Corte Superior de Justicia de Loreto, Perú ha fallado a favor de reconocer los derechos del Río Marañón, un vital afluente que...
