Climate change refugees can’t really blame us
Hidesight: The UN’s Human Rights Committee says threat of rights violation through climate change is not imminent.
Rodney Hide
Wed, 29 Jan 2020
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The UN’s Human Rights Committee this month delivered a “landmark” ruling on a case originating in New Zealand.
“The committee is of the view that without robust national and international efforts, the effects of climate change in receiving states may expose individuals to a violation of
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Rodney Hide
Wed, 29 Jan 2020
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