Looking for an African Perspective on the ICJ’s Climate Advisory Opinion
Lupin, Dina
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Despite the fact that Africa, as a continent, has contributed the least to climate change and is already suffering some of the worst of its impacts, with almost no financial support or relief from historical polluters, African concerns, arguments, and solutions got little attention in the ICJ advisory opinion. While Tadi and Sebutinde called on African idioms to articulate their response to the opinion, they fell short of articulating an African perspective on the obligations of States in relation to climate change.
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Lupin, Dina
Advisory Opinion
climate change
Climate Crisis
ICJ
342
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