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Seeking Justice for Ecocide: A Conversation with Irakli Tkhilaishvili, Managing Director of the Court of the Citizens of the World

April 1, 2026 Human Rights & Justice

In an era of increasing environmental degradation and human rights violations, traditional legal systems are often unable to fully address global injustices.The Court of the Citizens of the World seeks to bridge this gap through non-binding “blueprint trials” designed to spotlight rights violations and push for accountability.

Expert Insight:Inside EACOP ,an Expert Weighs in on Uganda’s Controversial Fossil Fuel Project.

November 12, 2025 Energy & Extractives

Earlier this year,I interviewed Richard Pearshouse, Director of the Environment and Human Rights Division at Human Rights Watch about the East African Crude Oil Pipeline EACOP project, the role of Chinese financiers, and the broader implications for Uganda’s development and environment.

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