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Category Archives: Colombia

Mar162018

Country brief: Colombia

Colombia, Country, PublicationsBy ConEnvObsMarch 16, 2018

A brief introductory overview of the environmental dimensions of post-conflict Colombia, with facts, figures and further reading.

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Keen #UNSC observers will note few big surprises in these positions. But it's encouraging that states are engaging (credit to Niger for organising). It's also clear that with so many issues at play, there's a pressing need for a coherent Environment, Peace and Security framework.

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Vietnam called for compliance with IHL and argued it necessary to comprehensively address the humanitarian and security effects of climate change and environmental degradation 11/12

Vietnam calls for compliance with humanitarian law: Ambassador | World | Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus)

Ambassador Dang Dinh Quy, head of the Vietnamese mission to the UN, called for the compliance with international humanitarian law, including duties re...

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India also took a dim view, arguing that “...linking up environmental degradation to humanitarian effect and then to peace and security does not enhance our collective effort to address environmental degradation in any meaningful way.”
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India at UN cautions against linking environmental degradation to peace and security - world news - Hindustan Times

India said that in many cases, perpetrators of environmental degradation may well be “outside national boundaries” while the people suffer...

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Russia remained unconvinced of a need for a role for the UNSC on matters climate or environmental, and also took a very pessimistic view of the ability of #IHL to prevent environmental damage in conflicts 9/12

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Estonia also focused on climate security - the need for more and better data on risks - as well as on the role of IHL and human rights law in responding to climate security risks 8/12

Statement by Ambassador S. Jürgenson at UN Security Council VTC debate Humanitarian Effects of Environmental Degradation and Peace and Security - Estonia in UN

Mr. President, I thank the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Mr Peter Maurer; The Executive Secretary of the UN Convention to...

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A short Nordic statement managed to cram in the ILC's #PERAC study, #IHL, climate, biodiversity and gender - excellent work! 7/12

Nordic Joint Statement on the Humanitarian Effects of Environmental Degradation

Nordic Joint Statement submitted by Ambassador Martin Bille Hermann at the High-Level Open Debate of the UN Security Council on the Humanitarian Effec...

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