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The natural wonders we could protect with the High Seas Treaty
The treaty proposes the creation of marine protected areas in the high seas that would allow for the conservation and rescue of the ocean's rich biodiversity.
Senior Advocacy Officer, Ecosystem Program
Motagua River: A story of contamination and a call for justice
Its flow flows into the Caribbean Sea, so pollution reaches those waters, as well as the Mesoamerican Reef System and the Honduran coasts.
Attorney, Ecosystems Program
The treaty protecting life on the high seas: Why should governments ratify it?
As a reservoir of global common goods, the protection and sustainable use of the high seas is a right and an obligation of all governments.
Content Coordinator
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Landmark Inter-American Court Decision Requires States to Protect Human Rights in the Face of the Climate Crisis
It is a key precedent for individuals and communities to access justice, as well as to guide the decisions of national and international courts.
International Ocean Conference ends with High Seas Treaty on verge of entry into force
With 19 additional countries depositing their ratifications, the number of that count toward the treaty’s entry into force has now reached 50. Only 10 more are needed.
UN experts denounce threats and stigmatization against defenders of water and the Santurbán páramo; demand protection for their work
We urgently call on States and companies to respond to these communications and adopt measures to prevent human rights violations.
When the violation of the rights of Amazonian peoples in Brazil receives no response nationally, these communities find in AIDA a voice in the Americas.
