Rising Sea Levels and the Displacement of Fijian Villages
Rising sea levels in Fiji are forcing villages to relocate, highlighting the human rights challenges of climate-induced displacement and the need for stronger adaptation strategies.
Oceania
Mother Earth as a Legal Person: Indigenous Rights and the Rights of Nature in New Zealand’s Legal Revolution
New Zealand has made history by giving legal rights to nature. Following Māori beliefs, laws now treat rivers and mountains as living entities with their own legal standing, which shows a radical shift in environmental protection.
