Damisoa: we left our drought-stricken land and found new struggles
Damisoa tells his story of displacement and survival and calls for the government to take urgent steps to address the hunger, homelessness and poor...
Provide climate visas for Pacific People
Call on the Aotearoa New Zealand Government to step up its support for a safer, more just future by providing climate visas for these...
When people are displaced by climate change, what rights do they have?
Climate change is a global emergency that touches every human on this planet. But its effects hit some people harder than others. People in...
Global: International Court of Justice’s landmark opinion bolsters fight for climate justice and accountability
Reacting to the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) first Advisory Opinion clarifying the obligations of states in respect of climate change, Mandi Mudarikwa, Head...
Historic judgment: Hamm Higher Regional Court rules on climate lawsuit against RWE
The lawsuit brought by Peruvian farmer Saúl Luciano Lliuya against the large corporation RWE has been running for a good 10 years now. His...
Inter-American Court sets milestone in the global fight for climate justice
In a historic moment, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights issued its Advisory Opinion clarifying the specific obligations of states to address the climate crisis through...
Why are the Sustainable Development Goals way off track?
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were put in place 10 years ago to guarantee peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and...
COP30 Climate Change Conference in Brazil – essential need-to-knows for human rights
The next United Nations annual climate conference, COP30, will take place in Belém, Brazil between 10 and 21 November 2025. It will bring together...
Human rights defenders working on climate change and a just transition
Amnesty International welcomes the opportunity to provide information in response to the call for input for the upcoming report on human rights defenders working...
USA: Chilling verdict against Greenpeace sets damaging precedent for protection and promotion of human rights and climate justice
In response to a U.S. jury in North Dakota ordering Greenpeace to pay at least $660m to the fossil fuel company Energy Transfer, having...