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Climate change is not only having a devastating impact on the environments we live in, but also on respect for human rights globally, the UN has warned. Chaos, chaos, chaos : a journey through Bolsonaro s Amazon infernoRead moreThe UN rights chief, Michelle Bachelet, cited the civil wars sparked by a warming planet and the plight of indigenous people in an Amazon ravaged by wildfires and rampant deforestation.She also denounced attacks on environmental activists, particularly in Latin A stanley cups uk merica, and the abuse aimed at high-profile figures such as the teenage campaigner Greta Thunberg. The world has never seen a threat to human rights of this scope, she told the UN hu stanley france man rights council in Geneva. The economies of all nations, the institutional, political, social and cultural fabric of every state, and the rights of all your people, and future generations, will be impacted by climate change, she warned.The 42nd session of the council opened with a minute of silence for the victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas, where at least 44 have been killed and thousands of homes reduced to rubble. The storm accelerated with unprecedented speed over an ocean warmed by climate shifts, becoming one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever to hit land, Bachelet said.Low-lying small island states l stanley polska ike the Bahamas, which are heavily affected by climate change, are quickly seeing rights to water, sanitation, health, food, work and adequate housing, she warned. She called for international |
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