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How to prosecute Russia for environmental crimes in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

How to prosecute Russia for environmental crimes in Ukraine

The United Nations Environment Programme has already warned that Ukraine will be left with a toxic environmental legacy for generations to come.

Detention case progression panels - Vimarsana News

Detention case progression panels

Guidance on the purpose, processes and functions for the case progression panels.

Source: gov.uk
Can war crimes be committed against animals? - Vimarsana News

Can war crimes be committed against animals?

Can war crimes be committed against animals? The mountain gorillas of eastern DR Congo and Rwanda are endangered mainly because of conflict and armed groups. Keystone / Jerome Delay More than 200 global species, including iconic gorillas, elephants and antelope, have become endangered by wars, conflicts and military exercises. That’s according to a recent report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, based near Geneva. The IUCN urges sanctions against those who commit “war crimes against the environment” and suggests some possible mechanisms. We look at the report’...

Litigation Strategies To Embed Climate Change In Land Grabbing Cases - Environment - Vimarsana News

Litigation Strategies To Embed Climate Change In Land Grabbing Cases - Environment

The high vulnerability of South-East Asia to climate change is acknowledged in the ASEAN Action Plan on Joint Response to Climate Change.

Source: mondaq.com
Can war crimes be committed against animals? - Vimarsana News

Can war crimes be committed against animals?

More than 200 global species, including iconic gorillas, elephants and antelope, have become endangered by wars, conflicts and military exercises.