This series of guest blog posts is intended as a dedicated space for the many movements/campaigns around the globe confronting ecosystem destruction to share their stories, narratives and perspectives.

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Ecocide may soon be one of the world’s most serious crimes. That could actually be good for business.
Ecocide may soon be one of the world’s most serious crimes. That could actually be good for business.

This guest blog was authored by Charlotte O’Leary, CEO of the impact investment firm Pensions for Purpose.

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Ecocide law: A fresh approach to business ethics
Ecocide law: A fresh approach to business ethics

This guest blog was authored by Punya Bhargava, an advocate and founder of the Corporate Social Responsibility firm Huā.

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What could ecocide law do for the ocean?

This guest blog was written by Deborah Rowan Wright, an ocean conservation policy expert and author of ‘Future Sea: How to Rescue and Protect the World’s Oceans’.

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The promise of ecocide law, from boardroom to courtroom

This article was written by Monica Lennon, Scottish Labour MSP, and journalist and author Judith Schwartz.

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Ecocide law: a deterrent for ocean plastics

This guest blog was co-written by Antoinette Vermilye, the Co-Founder of the marine conservation organisation the Gallifrey Foundation.

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Celebrating One Year of Youth for Ecocide Law Africa

This guest blog was co-written by the Youth for Ecocide Law Africa team leads: James Gondi, Debbie Buyaki, Reagan Elijah, Guillaume Kalonji, and Angelina Gabaitse.

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Latin America shows why ecocide must be an international crime

This blog was written by Rodrigo Lledó, a Chilean human rights lawyer and the Americas Director at Stop Ecocide International.

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Witnessing Ecocide: Niger Delta

This blog was written by Nigerian climate advocate, Perfect Johndick

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“Ecocide should be prosecuted in times of peace as well as conflict” - Michael Mansfield KC

This blog was written by Michael Mansfield KC, English barrister and head of chambers at Nexus Chambers.

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The Devastating Impact Of Ecocide On Women and Children In Uganda

This blog was written by Linet Nabwire, a climate justice advocate, and Team Leader and Founder of Climate Transformation Network.

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The unfinished story of a dying river

This guest blog was written by Soil Association Campaign Policy Advisor, Cathy Cliff.

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How coral reefs stand to benefit from a law of ecocide

This guest blog was written by Lyndon DeVantier, freelance coral ecologist.

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Echoes of ecocide: Panama’s struggle against mining and inequality

This guest blog was written by Panamanian student activists, Sofia Ramirez Vakratsas and Andreina Correa Quiros.

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Criminalising ecocide: business within planetary boundaries

This guest blog was written by Sue Miller, Stop Ecocide International’s Head of Global Networks and originally published by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).

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40 days to COP - a youth call to action

This guest blog was written by Reagan Elijah, Political scientist, Co-lead at Youth For Ecocide Law Africa and Co-founder Debt For Climate Uganda.

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We have entered the age of ‘climate war’

This guest blog was written by Richard Rogers, Executive Director of Climate Counsel and Moneim Adam, Executive Director of Sudan Human Rights Hub and originally published in Euronews. 

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Universal Declaration of Ocean Rights and Ocean for Ecocide Law

This guest blog was originally publised by Ocean Vision Legal and was co-authored by: Michelle Bender*, Jojo Mehta**, Antoinette Vermilye***, Dr. Anna von Rebay*

*Ocean Vision Legal, **Stop Ecocide International, ***Gallifrey Foundation

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Walk for Earth: Oxford to Loch Lomond (and back!)

This blog post was written by Zoe Bicât, published author of poems and songs, injury rehabilitation therapist and teacher of Tai Chi Qigong.

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