UN Rights Body Rules Australia Failed to Protect from Climate Change

Torres Strait Islanders Owed Compensation, ‘Continued Safe Existence’

The UN is a bunch of corrupt, thieving third world layabouts who should be swimming with the fish. “Climate change” is an extortion racket and everyone involved in it should be treated as a criminal.

The United Nations Human Rights Committee on September 23 found that the Australian government had violated the rights of Indigenous Torres Strait Islanders by failing to adequately protect them against the adverse impacts of climate change.

The committee also found that that the government had not provided the Islanders with a way to maintain their traditional way of life and transmit their culture to their children.

It cannot be the job of The Australian government to maintain  tribal culture(s) that clash with the values of civilisation.

“States that fail to protect individuals under their jurisdiction from the adverse effects of climate change may be violating their human rights under international law,” said Hélène Tigroudja, a committee member.

“Climate change” is a scam to expropriate white people and to rob them of their birthright & their future. No Aboriginal is threatened by ‘climate change’. The UN needs to be kicked out of Australia.

Under the Optional Protocol to the ICCPR, states have an obligation to provide those whose rights have been violated with an effective remedy. The committee ruled Australia should pay adequate compensation to the claimants and secure the communities’ “continued safe existence” on the islands.

The Human Rights Committee decision paves the way for further legal action and compensation claims by other climate-affected communities around the globe. It sends a clear warning to all governments that they need to protect citizens from climate harm, and failure to do so may make them legally liable. To avoid similar violations in the future, the government should immediately adopt robust and rights-respecting climate mitigation and adaptation policies consistent with the best available science.