5th Rights of Nature Tribunal Decision – Decisión del 5to Tribunal por los Derechos de la Naturaleza
EN: The 5th International Rights of Nature Tribunal took place on Wednesday, November 3rd, and Thursday, November 4th in Glasgow, alongside the COP26, and heard two fundamental ecological cases facing the world today: the false solutions to the Climate Change...
5th International Rights of Nature Tribunal: False solutions to the climate change crisis / Amazon, a threatened living entity
The 5th International Rights of Nature Tribunal took place on Wednesday, November 3rd, and Thursday, November 4th at 4 pm (GMT) in Glasgow, alongside the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP26). Due to COVID and traveling restrictions, this Tribunal...
Rights of Nature a focus at the IUCN Congress
The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) started in Marseille, France on September 3rd. As the world’s largest and most diverse environmental network, the IUCN is a global authority on the status of Nature and the measures needed...
The Rights of Nature will be present at the IUCN Congress 2021
The Rights of Nature movement is growing exponentially worldwide. Courts, legislatures, constitutions, customary laws of Indigenous communities and decisions of non-governmental organizations consciously recognize the Rights of Nature. Over the past several years, IUCN has recognized the importance of Nature’s...
Join us in sharing the Youth Declaration on the Rights of Nature and Future Generations!
Earth Law Center and the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature (GARN) Youth Hub led two sessions on “Youth and the Rights of Nature Movement: shifting the paradigm for all future generations” at the first IUCN Global Youth Summit...
Legal definition of ecocide as a crime against the planet has been determined by international panel
An international panel has decided on a legal definition for ecocide as a crime against humanity as a whole, but above all, against the planet.
Red mud pollution in Marseille: Fifth and final case of European Rights of Nature Tribunal
The factory of Gardanne (Bouches du Rhône), is producing alumina or aluminum oxide, a material used to make electronic components, ceramics, and refractory material. This activity emits toxic waste full of heavy metals and heightened radioactivity, causing the famous “red...
Hydropower dams damaging the Balkan rivers: Fourth case hearing of European Rights of Nature Tribunal
The Balkan Rivers are a huge hotspot for biodiversity, but they are being threatened by the construction of 3,500 small hydropower dams, resulting in the mass destruction of ecosystems and watercourses, and thus, of several unique species. Experts have deemed...
Third case of the European Tribunal in Defense of Aquatic Ecosystems: Lake Vättern Case
The Tribunal will hear and try five critical aquatic ecosystem cases brought by frontline, impacted communities, and experts from across Europe. This third case in the series is focusing on Lake Vättern. Lake Vättern is the second largest lake in Sweden. It...
European Tribunal in Defense of Aquatic Ecosystems: French Guiana Case
The European Tribunal in Defense of Aquatic Ecosystems presents its second case: Rights for French Guiana, on Saturday, February 27th, 5 pm Paris time. This second case in the series is focusing on French Guiana. For more than 30 years,...
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