Thursday, February 6, 2025 | 12:10-1:10pmColumbia Law School | Jerome Greene Hall | Room 107A live and evolving topic in legal, academic and policy arenas around the world, ecocide law has emerged as a cutting-edge legal initiative aimed at achieving planetary security. In this panel, hosted by the Institute for the Study of Human Rights, legal, diplomatic, historical, and advocacy experts will critically engage with the when, how and why of the drive toward recognition of ecocide as an international crime. Nicholas Robinson, Professor of Law, Pace University Jojo Mehta, Co-founder & CEO, Stop Ecocide International Anna Maddrick, Legal Advisor on Climate Matters, Permanent Mission of Vanuatu to the UN Steven Donziger, Human rights & environmental justice attorney Moderated by Jackie Dugard, Senior Lecturer, Institute for the Study of Human Rights. Light lunch will be served on a first come, first served basis. Note: It is prohibited to engage in audio or video recording of any kind during this event. By registering to attend, you indicate your understanding of this policy and agreement to comply. Click below to registerEvent link
