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International Courts in The Hague Handle Growing Caseload on Climate and Conflict Issues

Judicial institutions including the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court are hearing an increasing number of cases involving climate obligations and international humanitarian law, reinforcing The Hague's role as a global legal center.
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