Taking climate change to the highest court of justice @OxfordSBS
Taking climate change to the highest court of justice  @OxfordSBS
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
From Nepal, Swikriti Timsina contributed a short talk on:
• Youth-led legal pathways for climate justice
• The ICJ advisory opinion as a tool for accountability
• South Asian youth organizing and community resilience"

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