Climate justice is a crucial issue for Africa, a continent which is bearing the brunt of the consequences of climate change. In this article, we will look at the role of the ICC (International Court of Climate Justice) in the quest for climate justice in Africa. We will analyze the challenges facing the continent as well as the solutions proposed by the ICC to remedy this situation. Discover how this international institution is committed to guaranteeing a sustainable and equitable future for Africa in the face of the climate challenge.
CIC: Climate Justice in Africa
The book “Environmental Justice in Africa and Elsewhere: The International Climate Court (ICC)” highlights the need to create an International Climate Court (ICC) in order to remedy the environmental inequalities suffered by the Africa and Small Island Developing States. These regions, due to their geographic location and level of development, are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.