In #Vanuatu I heard stories of #hope that should shape any international #ClimateAction: communities set #priorities for the support they receive, rather than being presented with a predetermined set of options. This is key for #HumanRights & #remedy, incl for @CIJ_ICJ Opinion 👇
Explained | Our Two LLM Study Routes…
Hear from Professor Greg Gordon, the Head of the School of Law, giving his valuable insight into the School’s unique postgraduate Law degree study route options. https://t.co/f6hiduhM8m
#AberdeenLawSchool#ProfessionalSkills
🔥👩⚖️ hot take on 🇳🇱Dutch Appeal Court ruling in
#ClimateShellCase: Appeal Ruling Grants Shell Temporary Reprieve but Reaffirms Obligation for Fossil Fuel Companies to Limit Carbon Emissions
#ClimateLitigation#klimaatzaak
🧵more in thread below -incl link to ruling in English ⬇️
Fast-tracked approval of #CarbonMarkets rules is quite a worrying start for #COP29 vis-à-vis the need to prioritize effective #ClimateAction + protection of #HumanRights.
Carbon markets raise serious concerns https://t.co/Oqr6MMc3yx & https://t.co/00YqsyKXS0
@SREnvironment
🐠@ElisaMorgera and @MitchellLennan are attending #COP29 where there is a call on States to prioritise effective climate action and sufficient finance in accordance with human rights.
📖Read more on human rights & the ocean-climate nexus - https://t.co/95FoRsMPR7
There are several urgent decisions to be taken at #COP29 and they need to prioritize protection of #HumanRights if we wish to see truly effective #ClimateAction
Check the links in the statement for more information on the human rights dimensions of specific agenda items
The ICJ’s Provisional Measures Order of March in the genocide case explicitly required Israel to fully cooperate with the United Nations to ensure humanitarian delivery to Palestinians in Gaza. There is no UN actor more important in that respect than UNRWA. This is not ambiguous.
For those curious, “Vol I” will have the facts, legal arguments and pleadings. “Vol 2” contains all the evidence and extra procedural documentation. In essence, South Africa had a whole book worth of evidence. I guess that ends that debate
White British academics exhibiting “know your place aggression” in full force. A student launches an uncoordinated plea against a system that is failing & trapping international students across the UK and they mock her for forgetting that it’s DPhil & not PhD at Oxford.
British academics openly mocking international students while at the same time being at risk redundancy because international students no longer want to study in the UK because of hostility at the border & within UK HE. Some of you need to put two and fucking two together.
Re: that whole Oxford situation, I also was an international student who did a PhD in the UK. If you make it to all the way to 4th year before finding out that your thesis isn’t viable, your supervisors have failed you, likely because the uni wanted to keep extracting £££