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‘Ecocide’ proposal aiming to make environmental destruction an international crime

A group of leading international law experts has defined a new super-crime.
They’re calling it “ecocide”.
They plan to submit a draft of their new law to the governing body of the International Criminal Court, in the hope that the ICC will adopt it for future prosecutions.
If successful, ecocide will become the court’s fifth jurisdictional responsibility, alongside genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and crimes of aggression.
The group behind the proposal, Stop Ecocide, argues that climate change knows no borders and the destruction of local ecosystems can have huge global consequences.
“In this day and age, it’s no longer possible to say that one is destroying large swathes of nature without realising what one is doing,” Stop…
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