Climate Justice and Human Rights:
an analysis based on the Climate Justice Rapporteurship of the National Human Rights Council.
Keywords:
climate change, human rights, disasters, adaptation, mitigationAbstract
https://doi.org/10.1590/2179-8966/2026/97204
This article explores the intersection between climate justice and human rights drawing on field reports and human rights testimonies, it examines how insufficient mitigation and adaptation policies produced uneven impacts, emphasizing the essential role of human rights in disaster prevention, response, and recovery.
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