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The ICJ and Inter-American Court of Human Rights addressed international law regarding climate issues, with an ICJ advisory opinion published in Catalyst.

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  1. Russia voted against the ICJ's climate ruling.
  2. A Dutch court cited an ICJ opinion in a Bonaire case, demonstrating the growing trend of climate litigation internationally.

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The ICJ and Inter-American Court of Human Rights addressed international law regarding climate issues, with an ICJ advisory opinion published in Catalyst.

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  1. Russia voted against the ICJ's climate ruling.1 source
  2. A Dutch court cited an ICJ opinion in a Bonaire case, demonstrating the growing trend of climate litigation internationally.Sub-event
  3. Both courts addressed international law concerning climate issues, and the ICJ published an advisory opinion.1 source

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