ICJ Concludes Landmark Climate Change Hearings
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The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has concluded hearings in a landmark climate case led by Vanuatu and other vulnerable nations, seeking to establish clearer international legal obligations for climate action. Over 100 countries participated, highlighting the divide between developed and developing nations on climate responsibilities. Vulnerable states argue for the inclusion of environmental and human rights laws in climate obligations, while some European countries support this stance. The ICJ's advisory opinion, expected in 2025, could significantly influence global climate litigation, despite not being legally binding.
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