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Swiss Women Take Climate Battle to European Court of Human Rights

The KlimaSeniorinnen, a group of 2,400 Swiss women aged 64 and older, have taken the Swiss government to the European Court of Human Rights, alleging insufficient action on the climate crisis violates human rights. Members also staged a symbolic hike in the Göschener Alps amid record-high freezing levels and national heat warnings.

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  • 2,400 women members of the KlimaSeniorinnen group Maldives Republic The KlimaSeniorinnen, a group of 2,400 women aged 64 and older, have taken the Swiss government to the European Court of Human Rights, alleging its insufficient action on the climate crisis constitutes a violation of human rights.

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  • 64 years minimum age of group members Maldives Republic The KlimaSeniorinnen, a group of 2,400 women aged 64 and older, have taken the Swiss government to the European Court of Human Rights

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  • 73 years age of Pia Hollenstein Maldives Republic Pia Hollenstein, a 73-year-old retired nurse and former Green party member, embodies the spirit of the KlimaSeniorinnen.

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  • The KlimaSeniorinnen took the Swiss government to the European Court of Human Rights alleging insufficient climate action violates human rights. European Court of Human Rights Maldives Republic The KlimaSeniorinnen, a group of 2,400 women aged 64 and older, have taken the Swiss government to the European Court of Human Rights, alleging its insufficient action on the climate crisis constitutes a violation of human rights.

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  • The KlimaSeniorinnen hiked in the Göschener Alps to symbolise their fight against climate change. Göschener Alps Maldives Republic Choosing the Göschener Alps for their symbolic hike, the KlimaSeniorinnen were not deterred by the highest reported level of the zero-degree line, indicating rising temperatures, on the morning of their ascent.

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  • The national weather agency issued heat warnings for most of the country. Two days earlier Maldives Republic Two days earlier, the national weather agency had issued heat warnings for most of the country.

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Annemarie Ulmi-KlieberBeatrice Braun artist among the groupEuropean Court of Human RightsKlimaSeniorinnenPia Hollenstein 73-year-old retired nurse and former Green party memberSachitra MahendraSwiss government