The global climate crisis requires urgent and inclusive action rooted in justice and equity. Indigenous peoples, as custodians of traditional knowledge, possess unique cultural, environmental, and spiritual insights critical to addressing climate challenges. Indigenous laws and practices form a foundation for harmonious coexistence with nature and provide nature-based solutions that can complement international legal frameworks.

Join us for a powerful demonstration at the Peace Palace in The Hague, where climate activists, advocates, and allies, will come together for a Climate Justice gathering. Stand with us as we chant, listen to impactful messages, and raise banners and placards in solidarity for a fossil-free future.

Be part of the opening ceremony of the Climate Justice Gathering and listen to key speakers, performances from various artists who will set the stage for the coming two-week long oral hearings.

Join us for a creative and empowering gathering as we come together to paint banners and craft artwork for climate justice. This workshop is part of our collective preparation for a peaceful demonstration outside the Peace Palace, marking the start of the ICJ oral hearings.