UN tribunal hears states on climate change - GAR
UN tribunal hears states on climate change - Global Arbitration Review
UN tribunal hears states on climate change
COSIS delegation at the ITLOS hearing in Hamburg
Arbitration practitioners from several well-known law firms and chambers have appeared before a UN tribunal that has been asked to clarify states’ obligations to protect the world’s oceans from the effects of climate change.
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