Questions and Answers: United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29)

UN: World Leaders Should Act to End Rights Crises

‘Pact for the Future’ Should Promote Economic Justice, Healthy Environment

South Korea’s Climate Law Ruling a Win for Human Rights

New Carbon Reduction Legislation Needed to Ensure Targets are Met

Include Disability in Planned Relocation Processes

Equitable Adaptation to Rising Sea Levels Requires Consultations and Inclusion

Empower Communities to Adapt as Pacific Faces Surging Seas

Governments Need Rights-Respecting Approaches to Planned Relocation Support

US/Oregon: Wildfires Threaten Pregnancies

Socially Excluded Communities Especially at Risk

The Impacts of Climate Change on Older People and Ways Forward

US Should Expand Refugee Definition

People Fleeing Disasters Related to Climate Crisis Need Protection

An Homage to a Beloved Indigenous Visionary

Blas Lopez Spent Decades Helping his Community in Panama Navigate Rising Seas

US Racial Inequity Compounds ‘Heat Dome’ Harms

Addressing Climate Change Means Combatting Structural Racism

Letter to UN Permanent Representatives with recommendations for the Pact for the Future

Human Rights Recommendations for The Pact for the Future (Annex)

Focus on Rights in Pre-COP29 Climate Talks

Ensure Fossil Fuel Phase-Out, Civil Society Participation

Panama Completes First Climate-Related Relocation

Government Needs Policy to Safeguard Rights for Affected Communities