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Vanuatu and over 100 nations challenge major polluters at the International Court of Justice, arguing that their failure to limit air pollution constitutes a breach of international law. The case …
Consequential Climate Case: Vanuatu Challenges Major Polluters in Court Read More
The ICJ is currently reviewing obligations of States in relation to climate change at the request of the UNGA. Oral hearings were held in December 2023, with over 100 countries …
ICJ Hears Climate Change Obligations: Key Questions from Judges and Implications for Nations Read More
The Indonesian Foreign Ministry supports the ICC’s arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant, citing the need for accountability in war crimes related …
Indonesia Endorses ICC Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant Read More
At the ICJ, low-lying atoll nations requested a legal opinion asserting that inaction on carbon emissions breaches international law. With sea-level rise threatening their existence, nations like Tuvalu and the …
Low-Lying Atoll Nations Seek Legal Clarity on Climate Action at ICJ Read More
Indonesia supports the ICC’s arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant, focusing on accountability for alleged war crimes in Palestine amidst the ongoing conflict with …
Indonesia Backs ICC Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant Read More
Nepal has petitioned the International Court of Justice for climate justice, stressing the disproportionate impact of climate change on its population despite its negligible contribution to global emissions. Foreign Minister …
Nepal Advocates for Climate Justice at the International Court of Justice Read More
Nepal has presented a compelling case for climate justice at the ICJ, arguing that it disproportionately suffers from climate change impacts despite its minimal contributions. Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba …
Nepal Appeals for Climate Justice at the International Court of Justice Read More
The first week of a pivotal climate case at the International Court of Justice concluded, addressing legal obligations of nations in combating climate change. The case is primarily driven by …
International Climate Case in The Hague: A Critical Week of Testimony Read More
On December 5, 2024, the ICJ in The Hague held hearings on the obligations of UN member states regarding climate change. Nations such as the Solomon Islands, India, and Iran …
ICJ Hearings Stress Climate Justice as Legal Obligation for Developed Nations Read More
Australia’s recent alignment with fossil fuel exporters over climate change initiatives highlights a significant tension in its role as a partner to the Pacific. This week, Australia defended its fossil …
Australia’s Climate Dilemma: Choosing Fossil Fuels Over Pacific Partnerships Read More