Typhoons have prevented me going to school': The children behind South Korea's landmark climate win
Briefly

Hannah Kim's triumph in the baby climate litigation not only showcases the power of youth voices in legal settings, but also emphasizes the urgent necessity for governments to prioritize climate action for future generations.
The constitutional court's decision signifies a pivotal moment for climate litigation in Asia, acknowledging that the failure to enact effective climate laws imposes an undue burden on children and future generations.
Hannah expressed her hope and determination, stating, 'We will watch and shout to see if that promise is kept,' highlighting the ongoing activism needed to ensure accountability in climate commitments.
With the constitutional court ruling certain parts of South Korea's climate law unconstitutional, the demand for legally binding greenhouse gas reduction targets reflects a crucial step towards more robust environmental protections and the safeguarding of children's rights.
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