Tanzania: Maasai Forcibly Displaced for Game Reserve
Provide Redress; Adopt New Conservation Model After Consultations

As the world urbanizes and industrializes, and as effects of climate change intensify, environmental crises will increasingly devastate the lives, health, and livelihoods of people around the globe. A lack of legal regulation and enforcement of industrial and artisanal mining, large-scale dams, deforestation, domestic water and sanitation systems, and heavily polluting industries can lead to a host of human rights violations. Activists and ordinary citizens defending their rights to land and the environment may face intimidation, legal harassment and deadly violence. The primary victims of environmental harm are often impoverished and marginalized communities with limited opportunity to meaningfully participate in decision-making and public debate on environmental issues, and have little access to independent courts to achieve accountability and redress.
Provide Redress; Adopt New Conservation Model After Consultations
Provide Effective Remedy to Oromia Residents who Suffered Harm
Reform Colonial-Era Laws to Protect Land Rights, Environment
Haze in Washington Should Move US Congress to Act
Governments Need to Prioritize Human Rights, Reduce Plastic Production
In Bonn, Ahead of COP28, Confront UAE on Oil, Rights
Existing Protections Woefully Inadequate in Warming Climate
Syrian Government Officials Should be Investigated for Crimes Against Humanity
Companies Required to Respect Environment, Human Rights in Supply Chains
Countries Should Commit to More Ambitious Actions at Second Negotiation