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Clarifying obligations and deterring harm: the power of international law to address climate crisis

 

An official in-person side event at the
UNFCCC Bonn Climate Change Conference, Germany


Tue, 13 Jun 2023,
11:45-13:00 CET
Kaminzimmer Room

 

Co-hosted by:
Republic of Vanuatu, Stop Ecocide Foundation, CAN International

In association with partners:
Stop Ecocide International, Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, Youth for Ecocide Law, World Commission on Environmental Law


Examining the power of international law to urgently drive climate action: the historic resolution to seek an Advisory Opinion on Climate Change from the International Court of Justice; development of a Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty; and recognition of ecocide as an international crime.


Speakers:

Dr Christopher Bartlett

Climate and Diplomacy Manager, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Vanuatu

Lavetanalagi Seru

Regional Policy Coordinator, Pacific Islands Climate Action

Christina Voigt

Chair, World Commission on Environmental Law

Jojo Mehta

Chair, Stop Ecocide Foundation 

Tasneem Essop

Executive Director,  Climate Action Network International

Alex Rafalowicz

Director, Fossil Fuel Treaty

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