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ICJ opinion in landmark climate change case expected in 2025

Ellanie Smit
Arguments in the landmark legal proceedings that could clarify what responsibilities countries have in fighting climate change and the consequences they could face for failing to d
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Namibian Sun 2024-12-24

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