Voices of Resistance Dossier This dossier features the stories of resistance and young feminists’ perceptions of the world. It emphasises the resilient nature of the people who are making choices that do not conform to laws or customs - or whose views have long been disregarded.
The River as a Legal Person: The case of the Whanganui River in New Zealand Case Study In 2017, New Zealand became one of the first countries in the world to grant rights to a river: the Whanganui River. Here, we presents five ways in which the recognition of the River as a legal person could help to shape law and policy. Klaus Bosselmann, Timothy Williams
Rights of Nature in Ecuador Case Study "Frogs win court case." This headline reported on a legal case in Ecuador in 2020. What sounds curious marked a significant milestone for the rights of nature. Andreas Gutmann
