Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh

49. The ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate Change What are the consequences of the International Court of Justice's recent Advisory Opinion on climate change, especially for the small island developing States who spearheaded this initiative? Associ

I was very lucky that @mwewerinke.bsky.social and Dylan Asafo agreed to chat with me about that ICJ Advisory Opinion on climate change for the latest Called to the Bar episode soundcloud.com/calledtotheb...

The Great Reset: The ICJ Reframes the Conduct Responsible for Climate Change Through the Prism of Internationally Wrongful Acts For the last six years, together with a handful of colleagues and friends from around the world, we have worked with the Government of Vanuatu to develop and implement a legal strategy to turn the asp...

The Great Reset: The ICJ Reframes the Conduct Responsible for Climate Change Through the Prism of Internationally Wrongful Acts | by @mwewerinke.bsky.social and Jorge Viñuales

Dr. Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh, Assoc. Prof. of Sustainability Law at the University of Amsterdam, Adjunct Prof. of Law at the University of Fiji & Member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, on why she signed the Open Letter calling for an International Non-Use Agreement on Solar Geoengineering 💬

Vacancy — Post-doc Fairness of Climate Solutions Would you like to contribute to interdisciplinary research on Fairness of Climate Solutions? And are you keen on working with societal stakeholders? SEVEN, the University of Amsterdam's (UvA) new inte...

Delighted to share that SEVEN - the University of Amsterdam's new #climate institute - is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher for our 2-year project on the Fairness of Climate Solutions.

Applications close on 15/5 – full details here: tinyurl.com/ypjx3fjj

Pro-Palestinian Cornell Student Momodou Taal Ordered to Surrender to ICE, Faces Possible Deportation The Trump administration has ramped up efforts to target free speech on college campuses and one doctoral student at Cornell University who was involved in pro-Palastinian protests on campus now finds...

“I’m still a human being. I have an alive heart, and I cannot retire my moral conscience. ... For me, #Palestine goes at the heart of the world today. It’s a generational defining issue.”

Cornell student Momodou Taal on @democracynow, shorturl.at/vmi4W