Vanuatu’s landmark case at ICJ seeks to hold polluting nations responsible for climate change
The case seeks an advisory opinion from the court on the legal responsibilities of countries in relation to climate change, and dozens of countries are making oral submissions. Hearings started in The Hague with Vanuatu — the Pacific island nation that initiated the effort to obtain a legal opinion — yesterday.
On December 2, the International Court of Justice began hearing oral statements on the Advisory Opinion relating to the ...
The United Nations' top court will consider if the world’s largest carbon-emitting nations should pay reparations to smaller, ...
Voters in Vanuatu will go to the polls for a snap election on 14 January next year. This comes after President Nikenike ...
The initiative quickly became a global movement which, led by young people from the Pacific Island state, aims to clarify the ...
The future of the planet is at stake during hearings at the top United Nations court, a representative for Vanuatu said ...
Vanuatu, the Pacific archipelago nation of about 350,000 people between Australia and Fiji, finds itself at a crucial ...
Vanuatu becomes first country to ever lose EU visa-free access after golden passport scheme poses security threat.
Vanuatu's election commission is expected to soon confirm a polling date in mid-January for their second consecutive snap ...
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