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International Law, Human Rights Stephen Nkansah Morgan International Law, Human Rights Stephen Nkansah Morgan

Solving Environmental Harms through an African Model of Environmental Justice

Africa faces a variety of developmental woes that have resulted in various injustices, including environmental injustice. Stephen Morgan discusses the importance of recognising this injustice and makes a case for a reorientation of what we assume to be our moral responsibility towards the environment using indigenous African values and practices.

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International Law, Human Rights Alexander Alvarez International Law, Human Rights Alexander Alvarez

Population Displacement and Genocidal Violence in an Age of Climate Change

Climate change and the related crime of ecocide have increasingly been the focus of academic and public attention. As once stable weather patterns become more unpredictable and previously rare weather events become more common and more extreme, we are belatedly recognizing that the ecological destruction inflicted on the world around us poses a tremendous threat to not just the natural world, but to humanity as well.

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