The Latest Breaking News from ICJ

Three bishops accuse British government of contributing to ‘culture of impunity’ in the occupied territory

Ariel Seidman declared persona non grata and given 72 hours to leave country after remarks on social media

I’ve spent six years writing about environmental justice. The uncomfortable truth is that we’re not all in it together – but people power is reshaping the fight

Despite the influx of climate doom and irreversible damage, 2025 scored some pretty big victories for the planet.

Border conflict has roots in colonial maps and long-standing ‘sibling rivalry’

At an ICJ hearing on provisional measures in January 2024, the Court accurately determined that Palestinians have 'plausible rights' to protection from genocide; but it did not rule – despite some false reports – that Israel was plausibly committing genocide.

Pacific lawyer Julian Aguon to be honoured with Right Livelihood award for his work that led to ICJ ruling on climate harm

Embassy’s employment of Gila Ben-Yakov Phillips is potentially violation of UK sanctions law, say experts

Australia is rewriting its national environment laws, and Environment Minister Murray Watt has vowed the legislation will pass the parliament this week, despite not yet reaching agreement with either the Coalition or the Greens. But the current draft bill leaves the country exposed to significant legal, environmental and political risk.