Rights of Nature

The “Rights of Nature” is a concept rooted in the idea that nature, ecosystems, and natural entities (like lakes and rivers) have intrinsic rights, similar to human rights. This philosophy argues that nature should be legally recognized as having rights thereby protecting it from exploitation and environmental degradation. This is a subject we follow with great interest.

 

Mexico’s Supreme Court to consider whether Maya stingless bees should have legal rights

Eagle and Condor: How Ecuador Translated Indigenous Cosmology Into Constitutional Law

In Defense of Interspecies Flow

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