Climate Justice
Filipino Odette survivors sue Shell in UK court
Survivors of Typhoon Odette in the Philippines have filed a lawsuit against oil giant Shell in a UK court, seeking reparations for damages caused by the 2021 storm. This marks the country's first climate-related legal action following an International Court of Justice ruling on reparations. The suit accuses Shell of contributing to climate change through its emissions.
UN opens funding applications for Indigenous gatherings in 2026
The United Nations has launched a new round of funding to help Indigenous peoples attend major international convenings in New York and Geneva next year. Applications are open until October 31 for grants covering travel, lodging, and fees. The initiative aims to amplify Indigenous voices on global issues like health, rights, and climate change.