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Nairobi, 22 November 2023 – Environmental rule of law around the world is rapidly transforming due to technological innovation, the COVID-19 pandemic, public concerns over climate change and the rise of racial and social justice movements. A report published today by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) provides a series of recommendations to governments.
A growing number of Indigenous Peoples around the world are turning to the courts to compel action on climate change and other environmental perils.
Ministry of Lands says it is winding up the process in Nairobi under the Ardhisasa platform.
Chinese courts have pledged to strengthen judicial protection of biodiversity and advance the building of a legal system for conserving biodiversity, so as to beautify the environment and increase people's sense of security, fulfillment and happiness.
The Head of UNEP’s law division outlines how indigenous and local communities can benefit from products based on plants and animals harvested from their lands.