Climate Justice in Asia | Business and Human Rights | EP 2

With the UNGA and HRC recognising the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment, demands for greater business engagement on sustainable practices are growing stronger. But are businesses doing enough to meet an accelerated timetable for action? What more needs to be done to move business and finance professionals in the right direction?

In this episode, we will ask what difference can climate justice make? Is litigation the answer? Are national human rights institutions making an impact? What are the demands from Youth? In this second episode on climate justice, we engage champions from the Philippines and Thailand for the answers.

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