Namibia Takes a Stand at the International Court of Justice on Climate Change

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Namibia is making strides on the global stage, as it participates in the International Court of Justice’s proceedings on climate change. The Justice Ministry’s Public Relations official Edmund //Khoaseb says, the country’s oral statement on its legal obligations regarding greenhouse gas emissions will be presented, highlight Namibia’s commitment to climate justice and the protection of its environment.

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Written by: Leonard Witbeen

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