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Ecocide and environmental crimes draw public attention at the ICC

Ecocide and environmental crimes draw public attention at the ICC

It was perhaps the most-talked about topic in the corridors and surrounding cafés at the International Criminal Court Assembly of State Parties, in The Hague this week. How to address climate change-related violations of human rights, massive deforestation, land grabbing and man-induced global warming? Can they amount to crimes against humanity? Can the ICC be […]

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