Juan Auz

@juanauz.bsky.social

Political Ecology of Global Law 🌱🌹⚖️| TransLitigate Project at Tilburg Law School | Latin American enthusiast ❤️‍🔥

Yes, the ICJ Advisory Opinion is the hot topic, but don't forget about human rights law! For insights on the Inter-American Court’s AO on climate emergency, listen to our chat with comrade @ntinatzouvala.bsky.social on #CalledtotheBar. Thanks to @djag2.bsky.social for this brilliant podcast!

Douglas Guilfoyle@djag2.bsky.social · last yr.

New #CalledToTheBar is live! This week Ntina Tzouvala is joined by Juan Auz to discuss the Inter-American Court of Human Rights’ Advisory Opinion on the Climate Emergency. (This episode was recorded before the ICJ advisory opinion on climate change was handed down.) soundcloud.com/calledtotheb...

The ICJ just opened the floodgates for international climate litigation. Now is the time when every single climate-vulnerable state must file a lawsuit against the imperialist fossil fuels axis, namely the US, the UK, OPEC countries, Norway, etc. A new dawn for climate reparations!

NPR@npr.org · last yr.

The International Court of Justice ruled that nations have an obligation to act on climate change under international laws protecting the environment and human rights.

Folks are excited about the groundbreaking Inter-American Court’s Advisory Opinion. It declares that the prohibition of significant environmental harm is jus cogens. However, do you know what other prohibition is also a jus cogens norm and has been for a long time? Genocide! How is that going?

The Inter-American Court just issued its advisory opinion on the climate emergency, and it is PATHBREAKING! It recognizes the rights: - to a safe climate - of Nature - And environmental protection as jus cogens! Europe: No to a right to a healthy environment, and we are complicit in genocide 🫠

“Replacing UN agencies with a private foundation and a private security firm further signals the political reframing of Gaza as a site outside the normal rules of international law.” Thanks, Julia, for such an eloquent and thorough analysis of Israel’s attempts at outsourcing its obligations!

Julia Emtseva@jemtseva.bsky.social · last yr.

So much rage & fury put into this post (but then edited 🙃) The outrageous privatized aid plan for Gaza is a violation of international law and another confirmation that Gaza is being treated as a domestic problem, manageable by extralegal solutions #StopTheBlockade www.ejiltalk.org/privatizing-...

Israel and the U.S. are starving Gaza to death. Israel and the U.S. are starving Gaza to death. Israel and the U.S. are starving Gaza to death. Israel and the U.S. are starving Gaza to death. Israel and the U.S. are starving Gaza to death. Israel and the U.S. are starving Gaza to death.

Exactly this! Climate activists who refuse to integrate anti-genocide and anti-imperialist dimensions in their political discourse and praxis because “it is unrelated” are not safe from fascism. Saving the planet without liberating Palestine is likening gardening to Ecology.

David Ho@davidho.bsky.social · 2y ago

If they're criminalizing people who are against this, they will absolutely criminalize people who are against the destruction of our planet. See y'all in El Salvador.

Sunset over a city in Gaza with extensive building destruction and rubble in the foreground, with intact buildings in the background.

After repeatedly violating every single commitment under the ceasefire, Israel is now fully resuming the genocide of the already destroyed Gaza concentration camp. The world is watching. History will remember who stood on the sidelines of this unspeakable atrocity.

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This statement is quite discomforting. It is concerning that the organizers of the ESIL2025 conference at FU, the university that censored Albanese and Weizman’s talk, suggested that the censored event was “antisemitic.” The statement is silent on that tactic of silencing. Will FU censor again?

ESIL-SEDI@esil-sedi.bsky.social · 2y ago

Statement on Academic Freedom by Gleider Hernández, President of the European Society of International Law. Read the full statement here: bit.ly/4hTr7bT

If you think leftist rebels are political absentees, meet Leonidas Iza, an Indigenous Marxist who fared quite well in the recent Ecuadorian elections. He chairs the National Indigenous Confederation and led the 2019 strikes against neoliberal austerity. He wrote a materialist account of that event.

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