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Ioane Teitiota vs. New Zealand

United Nations Human Rights Committee
New Zealand
January 7, 2020
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Climate Change, Evidence, Jurisdiction, Admissibility, Human Rights, Burden of Proof, Permits, Property, Remedies, Damages
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