Kim Bouwer is Assistant Professor at the University of Durham. Uzuazo Etemire is Associate Professor at the University of Port Harcourt. Tracy-Lynn Field is Professor at the University of the Witwatersrand, and Claude Leon Chair in Earth Justice and Stewardship. Ademola Oluborode Jegede is Professor at the University of Venda.

• 1. Africa, Climate Justice and the Role of the Courts – Kim Bouwer, Uzuazo Etemire, Tracy-Lynn Field and Ademola Oluborode JegedePart 1: Legal Tools, Opportunities and Barriers 2. Towards a Risk-Thematic Approach for African Climate Litigation - Tracy-Lynn Field3. State Duty to ‘Protect’ Rights and Legal Obstacles to Climate Litigation – Ademola Oluborode Jegede4. Litigation against Coal-fired Power in South Africa: Lessons from and for global Climate Litigation to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions – Nicole Loser 5. Climate Change Litigation in Civil Law African Countries: An Assessment of Barriers and Potentialities in Cameroon - Daniel Armel Owona MbargaPart 2: Rights-Based Approaches 6. The Prospects and Challenges of Litigating Climate Change Before the African Regional Human Rights Bodies - Elsabe Boshoff7. Climate Change Displacement Litigation in Africa: A Human Rights and Refugee Law-Based Approach – Judge John Mativo8. The Vulnerability of African Indigenous Peoples Meteorological Knowledge in the Climate Change Debate – Fiona Batt9. Rights-Based Climate Change Litigation against Private Actors – Pia Rebelo10. Different Roads to the Same Destination: Climate Change Litigation in South Africa and the Netherlands and the Role of Human Rights in the Mitigation of Climate Change – Sanita van WykPart 3: Justice, Equity and Activism11. Climate Change and Multinationals in Nigeria: A Case for Climate Justice - Eghosa O. Ekhator12. Law and Climate Change in North African Countries: Morocco as a Case Study - Riyad Fakhri and Youness Lazrak Hassouni13. Climate Litigation in South Africa and Nigeria: Legal Opportunities and Gender Perspectives - Pedi Obani14. Future citizens: Intergenerational Equity in Climate Activism - Bright Nkrumah

"An immense and comprehensive contribution to legal scholarship on climate law and litigation. This is going to be a lasting compendium and reference. I have nothing but praise for the editors and authors of this volume." Saliem Fakir, The African Climate Foundation

Kim Bouwer is Assistant Professor at the University of Durham. Uzuazo Etemire is Associate Professor at the University of Port Harcourt. Tracy-Lynn Field is Professor at the University of the Witwatersrand, and Claude Leon Chair in Earth Justice and Stewardship. Ademola Oluborode Jegede is Professor at the University of Venda.

• 1. Africa, Climate Justice and the Role of the Courts – Kim Bouwer, Uzuazo Etemire, Tracy-Lynn Field and Ademola Oluborode JegedePart 1: Legal Tools, Opportunities and Barriers 2. Towards a Risk-Thematic Approach for African Climate Litigation - Tracy-Lynn Field3. State Duty to ‘Protect’ Rights and Legal Obstacles to Climate Litigation – Ademola Oluborode Jegede4. Litigation against Coal-fired Power in South Africa: Lessons from and for global Climate Litigation to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions – Nicole Loser 5. Climate Change Litigation in Civil Law African Countries: An Assessment of Barriers and Potentialities in Cameroon - Daniel Armel Owona MbargaPart 2: Rights-Based Approaches 6. The Prospects and Challenges of Litigating Climate Change Before the African Regional Human Rights Bodies - Elsabe Boshoff7. Climate Change Displacement Litigation in Africa: A Human Rights and Refugee Law-Based Approach – Judge John Mativo8. The Vulnerability of African Indigenous Peoples Meteorological Knowledge in the Climate Change Debate – Fiona Batt9. Rights-Based Climate Change Litigation against Private Actors – Pia Rebelo10. Different Roads to the Same Destination: Climate Change Litigation in South Africa and the Netherlands and the Role of Human Rights in the Mitigation of Climate Change – Sanita van WykPart 3: Justice, Equity and Activism11. Climate Change and Multinationals in Nigeria: A Case for Climate Justice - Eghosa O. Ekhator12. Law and Climate Change in North African Countries: Morocco as a Case Study - Riyad Fakhri and Youness Lazrak Hassouni13. Climate Litigation in South Africa and Nigeria: Legal Opportunities and Gender Perspectives - Pedi Obani14. Future citizens: Intergenerational Equity in Climate Activism - Bright Nkrumah

"An immense and comprehensive contribution to legal scholarship on climate law and litigation. This is going to be a lasting compendium and reference. I have nothing but praise for the editors and authors of this volume." Saliem Fakir, The African Climate Foundation

Kim Bouwer is Assistant Professor at the University of Durham. Uzuazo Etemire is Associate Professor at the University of Port Harcourt. Tracy-Lynn Field is Professor at the University of the Witwatersrand, and Claude Leon Chair in Earth Justice and Stewardship. Ademola Oluborode Jegede is Professor at the University of Venda.

• 1. Africa, Climate Justice and the Role of the Courts – Kim Bouwer, Uzuazo Etemire, Tracy-Lynn Field and Ademola Oluborode JegedePart 1: Legal Tools, Opportunities and Barriers 2. Towards a Risk-Thematic Approach for African Climate Litigation - Tracy-Lynn Field3. State Duty to ‘Protect’ Rights and Legal Obstacles to Climate Litigation – Ademola Oluborode Jegede4. Litigation against Coal-fired Power in South Africa: Lessons from and for global Climate Litigation to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions – Nicole Loser 5. Climate Change Litigation in Civil Law African Countries: An Assessment of Barriers and Potentialities in Cameroon - Daniel Armel Owona MbargaPart 2: Rights-Based Approaches 6. The Prospects and Challenges of Litigating Climate Change Before the African Regional Human Rights Bodies - Elsabe Boshoff7. Climate Change Displacement Litigation in Africa: A Human Rights and Refugee Law-Based Approach – Judge John Mativo8. The Vulnerability of African Indigenous Peoples Meteorological Knowledge in the Climate Change Debate – Fiona Batt9. Rights-Based Climate Change Litigation against Private Actors – Pia Rebelo10. Different Roads to the Same Destination: Climate Change Litigation in South Africa and the Netherlands and the Role of Human Rights in the Mitigation of Climate Change – Sanita van WykPart 3: Justice, Equity and Activism11. Climate Change and Multinationals in Nigeria: A Case for Climate Justice - Eghosa O. Ekhator12. Law and Climate Change in North African Countries: Morocco as a Case Study - Riyad Fakhri and Youness Lazrak Hassouni13. Climate Litigation in South Africa and Nigeria: Legal Opportunities and Gender Perspectives - Pedi Obani14. Future citizens: Intergenerational Equity in Climate Activism - Bright Nkrumah

"An immense and comprehensive contribution to legal scholarship on climate law and litigation. This is going to be a lasting compendium and reference. I have nothing but praise for the editors and authors of this volume." Saliem Fakir, The African Climate Foundation