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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recognized in 2022 that climate-related litigation has, in some cases, influenced the outcomes and ambition of climate governance - but are the courts a last recourse or the new frontier for climate justice?
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IPCC recognized in 2022 that climate-related litigation has influenced outcomes and ambition of climate governance.
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https://www.undp.org/future-development/signals-spotlight-2023/when-democracies-autocratise
Global democracy is declining, with authoritarianism rising. Crises exacerbate this trend, though some democracies show resilience. The report highlights the need for adaptable governance.
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