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Vanuatu campaign for World Court ruling on climate change gathers momentum
Tuesday 5 Oct 21 10:30am
VANUATU has called for the Hague-based International Court of Justice to weigh in on whether nations have a legal responsibility to prevent their greenhouse gas emissions from harming other countries.
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