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National Green Tribunal to Host Global Climate Law Conference
Delhi is expected to host a large meeting about the environment and climate.
The meeting will be organized by the National Green Tribunal.
It will take place soon after the BRICS summit in the Capital.
Judges from at least 15 countries are expected to attend.
Some of these judges work in the highest courts of their countries.
Others work in special courts that deal with environmental matters.
Judges from Indian courts will also join them.
Together, they will discuss how courts should handle environmental cases and laws.
The National Green Tribunal will host an international conference on environment and climate in Delhi.
The conference follows the BRICS summit held in the Capital.
Judges from the highest courts and green courts of at least 15 countries are expected to attend.
Judges from different Indian courts will also participate.
Participants will discuss environmental jurisprudence.
- Who
- The National Green Tribunal, judges from the highest and green courts of at least 15 countries, and judges from Indian courts.
- What
- An international conference on environment, climate, and environmental jurisprudence.
- Where
- Delhi, referred to as the Capital.
- When
- After the BRICS summit in the Capital; no specific date is given.
- Why
- To discuss and develop views on environmental jurisprudence.
Key facts
- Organizer
- National Green Tribunal
- Subject
- Environment, climate, and environmental jurisprudence
- International participation
- Judges from the highest courts and green courts of at least 15 countries
- Indian participation
- Judges from different Indian courts
- Timing
- Following the BRICS summit in the Capital
- Location
- Delhi
Sources
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