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A round-up of news from around the region, including Tonga's National Health Information System - hacked three weeks ago in a ...
RALPH REGENVANU: The outcome of these proceedings will reverberate across generations. KUKOLJA: For two weeks, the Court will hear arguments from nearly 100 countries and organizations, ...
Tired of pleading for countries to act on climate change, Vanuatu upped the ante -- it asked the world's highest court if governments were legally obligated to do something about ...
We are witnesses to the destruction of our lands, our livelihoods, our culture and our human rights,” Vanuatu’s climate change envoy Ralph Regenvanu told reporters ahead of the hearing.
Vanuatu special climate envoy Ralph Regenvanu prepares to speak at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, December 2, 2024. [AP Photo/Peter Dejong] ...
We are witnesses to the destruction of our lands, our livelihoods, our culture and our human rights,” Vanuatu’s climate change envoy Ralph Regenvanu told reporters ahead of the hearing.
The U.N.'s top court begins hearings Monday on the legal obligation of countries to fight climate change.