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Argentina: a bill on ecocide introduced in the Chamber of Deputies
Robin Gairdner 4/1/25 Robin Gairdner 4/1/25

Argentina: a bill on ecocide introduced in the Chamber of Deputies

On April 1st, 2025, MP Margarita Stolbizer presented a comprehensive bill dedicated to environmental crimes, which includes a Chapter on the crime of ecocide, using the definition developed by the Independent Expert Panel convened in 2021 by the Stop Ecocide Foundation.

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Germany: Greens include Ecocide Law in Election Programme
Robin Gairdner 2/14/25 Robin Gairdner 2/14/25

Germany: Greens include Ecocide Law in Election Programme

The German Green Party (Bündnis 90/Die Grünen) has included a commitment in its 2025 Election Programme(p.55) to the consistent implementation of the recently revised EU Environmental Crime Directive(ECD) in Germany, as well as to the prevention of the most severe environmental crimes (ecocide) through an amendment to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

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New Global Ecocide Law Advice Service Launched
Robin Gairdner 2/12/25 Robin Gairdner 2/12/25

New Global Ecocide Law Advice Service Launched

On Wednesday, February 12, the Ecocide Law Advisory(ELA) was launched, a joint initiative between the UCLA Law Promise Institute Europe and Climate Counsel to provide expert legal advice, training, and support on the drafting and implementation of ecocide laws.

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German UN Association Calls For International Crime Of Ecocide
Robin Gairdner 1/28/25 Robin Gairdner 1/28/25

German UN Association Calls For International Crime Of Ecocide

On November 15-16, 2024, the General Assembly of the United Nations Association of Germany (UNA-Germany, DGVN)—the association’s highest decision-making body—adopted a motion supporting the recognition of ecocide as an international crime at the International Criminal Court.

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