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Why the world is looking to the Philippines for climate justice

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Links

https://theconversation.com/why-the-world-is-looking-to-the-philippines-for-climate-justice-91792

Author(s)

Annalisa Savaresi
Ioana Cismas
Jacques Hartmann

Department/unit(s)

Law

Publication details

Date	Published - 2018
Publisher	The Conversation UK
Original language	English

Research outputs

Amicus Brief: Human Rights and Climate Change
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The Philippines Human Rights Commission and the ‘Carbon Majors’ Petition
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