In A Landmark Opinion The World Court Demands Immediate Climate Action

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Governments have legal obligations to take far more ambitious, immediate, and collective measures to confront climate change and the significant … · the international court of justice’s unanimous non-binding opinion, which runs to over 500 pages, was immediately hailed by activists as a turning point in international climate law. · in a groundbreaking advisory opinion delivered at the peace palace in the hague on wednesday, the international court of justice (icj) said states must act urgently to address the … · the international court of justice (icj) in the hague, netherlands, issued its advisory opinion on the obligations of states in respect of climate change, read out by the … · the landmark opinion could influence global climate litigation, leading countries affected by climate change to seek redress. · the court leaves no doubt: · the international court of justice – the world’s highest court and the principal judicial body of the united nations – has issued a landmark and potentially game-changing advisory … · the world court’s climate ruling draws a red line for justice—ending fossil fuel impunity and mandating urgent, binding action from all states. A landmark decision by the international court of justice (icj), the united nations (un) judicial body and highest court, outlines that countries … · world court issues landmark opinion. · recognising the “urgent and existential threat” facing the world, the international court of justice (icj) concluded that those harmed by human-caused climate change may be …