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Crimes against nature: UN puts environmental legislation under scrutiny

Crimes against nature: UN puts environmental legislation under scrutiny

May 18, 2024, at 10:27 pm

Global efforts to prevent crimes against nature and bring offenders to justice are being hampered by glaring differences in environmental protection laws among countries and regions, UN crime prevention experts said on Friday.

The natural environment is also a casualty of war, Guterres warns

The natural environment is also a casualty of war, Guterres warns

Nov 07, 2020, at 02:55 pm

New York: The UN Secretary-General has called for better management of natural resources and ecosystems, highlighting that doing so could pave a path towards peace in war-torn societies and help crisis-affected countries boost sustainable development.

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