On June 16th, 2026, GHRD urged the Dutch Parliament to address climate change’s impact on the Indigenous Khmer-Krom in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta and asked for a human rights-based approach to cooperation with Vietnam. The Khmer-Krom are facing environmental disasters that threaten their livelihoods and cultural survival.
More than sixty years after the Revolution, Cuba stands at a tipping point. The island faces a structural crisis marked by energy shortages, economic deterioration, and public health emergencies, revealing the limits of endurance within an already exhausted system.
At the recent UNGA Conference which took place at the end of September, China was posed with the opportunity to lead as the face for action against global climate change. As climate change is one of the most pressing global problems in today’s world, the significance of aligning with international climate change standards is unquestionable.
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.
Concerns over deforestation, mining, and environmental degradation have caused significant harm to the Indigenous Peoples in Malaysia who depend on these lands for their survival. As the mining and logging industries expand, these communities continue to face human rights violations.
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.
Introduction On August 14, 2023, a judge in Montana District Court pronounced a landmark decision affirming the constitutional right to
During the interactive dialogue on the impact of climate change and the full realisation of the right to food, Ms
Introduction On August 25, 2023, the UN Experts comprising of working group on the issue of Human rights and Transnational
