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How courtrooms are deciding the fate of whales
Legal courtrooms are becoming a new battleground in the fight to save whales. In New Zealand, the proposed Tohorā Oranga Bill could recognize whales as legal persons — building on Pacific Indigenous efforts like He Whakaputanga Moana. This push to obtain legal rights for whales is part of the fast-growing ‘Rights of Nature’ movement. But […]
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How courtrooms are deciding the fate of whales
Legal courtrooms are becoming a new battleground in the fight to save whales. In New Zealand, the proposed Tohorā Oranga Bill could recognize whales as legal persons — building on…
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Courtrooms are becoming a new battleground for whales, and in New Zealand, a proposed bill could recognise them as legal persons
For generations, the ocean has been viewed as a wild place, separate from human law and social systems. Holiday families on boating excursions, or looking at the horizon from…