The Foundation is a platform for solidarity, partnership and shared engagement for all who care about global justice, whether as individuals and communities suffering injustice or as advocates for fairness in resource-rich societies. It connects people from diverse backgrounds and generations to realise climate justice. At the One World Summit 2015 in Dublin, young people from all over the world joined Mary Robinson and Kofi Annan, the Elders, to discuss climate justice issues during a special session on climate change (Photo: The Elders)

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Rights for Action – The Right to Participate

Posted on 27th November 2015

This article is in Categories: Case studies, , Ensure that Decisions on Climate Change are Participatory, Transparent and Accountable, Human Rights, Respect and Protect Human Rights

The Right to Participate – In Ecuador, national recognition of the links between the right to participation and the climate

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This case study was compiled as part of the resource “Rights for Action”, first published by the Mary Robinson Foundation – Climate Justice in August 2015.