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Collaboration can be one of the climate litigation movement's greatest strengths as litigants work together to exchange ideas, inspire new cases and share the psychological load. But it isn't always easy. Read The Wave' latest feature the-wave.net/collaborate-or…

The UN General Assembly has recognized the human right to a clean healthy and sustainable environment by an overwhelming vote of 161-0 with just eight abstentions. A truly historic moment.

📢 BREAKING! In a historic decision, the United Nations General Assembly just adopted the resolution to universally recognize the right to a #HealthyEnvironmentForAll! This signals what we hope will be the beginning of a new era in rights-based environmental policy. A thread 🧵👇

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You asked, The Wave investigated: Although activism is hugely problematic in China, its courts are a surprisingly welcome venue for environmental lawsuits the-wave.net/is-there-clima…

The latest feature from The Wave looks at the Tiwi Islands, where islanders are challenging a huge fossil fuel gas project they say could ruin their lives & culture. It's one of many climate lawsuits forcing courts to hear see & hear things differently the-wave.net/feature-plus-n…

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🔥📢🆕NEW: 🇪🇺Council of Europe recommends that all 4⃣6⃣Member States actively consider recognition of human right to clean, healthy & sustainable environment 🎇@CoE engagement for recognition & protection of the right cld have very significant benefits 📰search.coe.int/cm/pages/resul…

SLAPP attack! The latest edition of The Wave is out now with a feature on the lawsuits that threaten climate action and what is being done to stop them the-wave.net/slapp-attack/

"Climate & labour rights defenders, those on the frontlines of driving a just transition, are under attack for raising concerns about business actions harmful to #humanrights & the #environment." Business & Human Rights's Lady Zuluaga in The Wave ✍️ Isabella Kaminski the-wave.net/slapp-attack/

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Climate litigation is a “vital but imperfect mechanism for distributing climate justice” says Nikki Reisch in our latest feature, which examines how lawsuits can better support loss and damage negotiations the-wave.net/cop27-feature/

Yesterday was my last day at Twitter: the entire Human Rights team has been cut from the company. I am enormously proud of the work we did to implement the UN Guiding Principles on Business & Human Rights, to protect those at-risk in global conflicts & crises including Ethiopia,

And that's that. The agenda has been adopted #COP27 Cop27 president Sameh Shoukry says this follows more than 40 hours of negotiations before the start of the talks. This is the first time there is a formal, institutional space to discuss addressing #LossAndDamage, he says.

This is now gravely urgent. Alaa Abd El-Fattah is a British citizen. For months, Labour have pressed the government to do more to secure his release. Rishi Sunak must use his visit to #COP27 in Egypt to bring Alaa home.

Good morning. I have the cover article of WIRED today! The result of a year-long investigation, it tells the story of Melinda Janki, a courageous environmental lawyer whose launched one of the world's most ambitious climate lawsuits to stop ExxonMobil and save Guyana, her home.

The latest edition of The Wave has just gone out, rounding up the latest climate litigation news around the world from the past fortnight. It's now been going for a full year, so thanks to the hundreds of people who have subscribed in that time. There's much more to come!

How money laundering rules could be used to tackle deforestation 🌳 Read more in the new article from Isabella Kaminski with The Wave 🔗 loom.ly/ZPTnHNk