Entry into force: 23 March 1976, in accordance with Article 49 Preamble The States Parties to the present Covenant, Considering that, in accordance with the principles proclaimed in the Charter of the United Nations, recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the […]
ON THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT The United Nations Conference on the Human Environment Having met at Stockholm from 5 to 16 June 1972, Having considered the need for a common outlook and for common principles to inspire and guide the peoples of the world in the preservation and enhancement of the human environment, Proclaims that: Principle […]
CategoriesEnvironmental Articles NewsOn a busy street downtown is a life-size ice sculpture of a polar bear. It’s melting, revealing a fearsome-looking bronze skeleton underneath. Designed by artist Mark Coreth, the display is not a decoration but a warning: Climate change is killing wildlife like polar bears, which depend on sea ice.
CategoriesEnvironmental Articles Our NewsThe conclusion of the workshop “The Role of the Jordanian Judiciary in Addressing Environmental Crimes (First Level)”, as part of the project “Administrative Structure of the Environmental Justice Sector in Jordan” NCEJ The workshop on “The Role of the Jordanian Judiciary in Addressing Environmental Crimes (First Level)” was concluded today, as part of the “Administrative […]
CategoriesEnvironmental Articles Our NewsNCEJ The second session of the workshop “The Role of the Jordanian Judiciary in Addressing Environmental Crimes (First Level)” was launched. It included the following topics, “The specificity of civil liability for environmental damage and the difficulties it raises” and was presented by Judge Abdullah Abu Al-Ghanem, and ” Sensitivity of evidence in environmental crimes”. […]
CategoriesEnvironmental Articles Our NewsThe workshop on “The Role of the Jordanian Judiciary in Addressing Environmental Crimes (First Level)” was launched today as part of the “Administrative Structuring of the Environmental Justice Sector in Jordan” project, which is organized by the National Center for Environmental Justice (NCEJ) with the support of the French Embassy.
CategoriesOur NewsLingxin is a student from Singapore, she joined NCEJ training program as part of the collaboration NCEJ provides to education institutions in Jordan.
CategoriesOur NewsRose Nadelhoffer is an American student from the USA, she joined NCEJ training program as part of the collaboration NCEJ provides to education institutions in Jordan.
CategoriesEnvironmental Articles Our NewsRecent increases in gas prices and advances in electric vehicle technology have made electric vehicles more affordable than petrol-powered vehicles.
CategoriesCOP27 Environmental Articles Our NewsNearly 200 countries, including the European Union, agreed on a historic step to expand payments to countries vulnerable to climate change when they announced approval for the formation of the Loss and Damage Fund. NCEJ By: Hanin Abu Alrub Had the agreement not been agreed, the Sharm el-Sheikh summit would have been considered an undisputed […]