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Global warming is the existential threat facing our planet, but an increasingly challenging constitutional climate inflames it further. Drawing on her book Human Rights: The Case for the Defence (Penguin, 2024), Shami Chakrabarti will describe the challenges to human rights posed by the climate emergency alongside the ways in which these values may help us navigate our way to just transition.
Event details of Surviving an Intemperate Climate
Date
14 February 2025
Time
17:00
Location
SPUI25

Instead of embracing scientific consensus and engaging in rational debate around addressing our current greatest challenge, national and international communities engage in a culture war which weaponises false facts, demonises protest and undermines the post World War II rules-based order. In her book Human Rights: The Case for the Defence, Chakrabarti argues that whilst hard-won fundamental rights and freedoms are caught in the cross hairs, they still provide a path through these most difficult of times. After her talk, Chakrabarti will be joined in conversation by Josephine Hoegaerts. 

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