We are the Pacific youth movement behind the ICJ climate ruling, now using it to secure the future we want.
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"1.5°C is aspirational" — no. The ICJ said it's binding under international law. Full stop.
Nearly one year on from the Advisory Opinion. No extra time. No excuses. Just obligations.
#ClimateICJAO
Interested in being a part of the ‘Australia and Pacific Youth Dialogue’ which will be held in Nadi, Fiji from October 1-3?
Then check out this flyer for more information and how you can submit an application or click the link below 👇
🔗 unicef.org/pacificislands/ca…
One thing’s clear, the legal temperature target is 1.5°C not 2°C.
The ICJ’s Advisory Opinion confirms that states have a binding legal obligation to hold the 1.5°C limit.
The ICJ ruling is based on the Law. Your Opinion isn’t. One point five to stay alive.
#ClimateICJAO
The UN has welcomed the Court’s rulings, marking a major turning point for climate accountability and reinforcing States’ legal obligations to prevent further climate harm!
Today, we reaffirm not only the ICJ ruling, but also the power of multilateralism and global unity. 🇺🇳✊
Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change retweeted
#Perspective: How students from the Pacific took the fight against climate change to the world’s top court. Read @vishlprasad's journey of turning “heartbreak into action” here: amnesty.org/en/latest/campai…
@pisfcc
Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change retweeted
#ActOnTheClimateRuling
📆 UN General Assembly resolution welcoming @CIJ_ICJ #AdvisoryOpinion on State obligations on #ClimateChange expected on 20 May
📣@UN_SPExperts call on States to participate in good faith, high ambition & consider co-sponsoring
🗝️tinyurl.com/2eyjm5fr
In this commentary, Hon. Minister Ralph Regenvanu argues that the UN must act on the International Court of Justice’s landmark climate ruling — because the rule of law means little without enforcement.
#VoteYesforClimateAccountability ✊
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Join us for a special briefing on the ICJ Advisory Opinion, officially organised by the Government of Vanuatu 🇻🇺
🗓️ When: Friday, May 1 2026
⏰ Time: 10 AM EDT / 2 PM UTC / 2 AM FJT (Saturday, May 2 2026)
🔗 Link: Streaming live via the provided link
Stay informed!
Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change retweeted
PICAN is opening applications for 4 Board seats — and we’d love to see strong Pacific voices step forward.
If you care about climate justice and want to make an impact, this is your moment.
🗓 Closes 19 April
🔗 pican.org/2026-board
Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change retweeted
.@ICJ_CJI has spoken. A #UNGA resolution led by @VanuatuUN turns the ruling into action to uphold intl. law & advance #ClimateJustice. The roadmap exists; political will is missing.
It’s high time to #ActOntheClimateRuling: States must support & co-sponsor the resolution!
“I have seen my home underwater.”
For many in the Pacific, this is not a warning. It is memory.
Endorsing the UNGA Climate Resolution is how states turn words into protection — for homes like Bedi Racule’s in the Marshall Islands, and for futures still worth saving.
Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change retweeted
Day 1 at the #PICANasm2026 in Port Vila, Vanuatu 🇻🇺
April Fools? We wish.
Every statement here is real for Pacific communities, except the one some people still choose to believe.
Don’t be fooled by climate misinformation. The Pacific is living the truth.
🔗 Click the link below to read the full article authored by PISFCC Director, Vishal Prasad, and Campaigns & Research Lead at PISFCC, Belyndar Rikimani!
Article: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
#ClimateICJAO
“…once a home, now a memory…”
In the Solomon Islands, Walande Island is already gone. Climate change is erasing homes now.
States must endorse the UNGA Climate Resolution before it’s too late.
#ClimateICJAO
Water is life.
In the Pacific, climate change is turning that truth into a crisis.
Act like water is life. Because it still is.
#WorldWaterDay
Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change retweeted
Human Rights Watch urges UN members to back Vanuatu’s climate resolution despite U.S opposition, stressing: “Tackling climate change is not a choice: it’s a legal obligation.”
🔗: pasifika.news/2026/03/human-…
As H.E. Mary Robinson reminds us, the path to climate justice is clear, now States must take it.
The United Nations General Assembly has both the opportunity and the responsibility to act: to walk this path, uphold the rule of law, and endorse the resolution.
#ClimateICJAO
“The washing away of any inch of the precious coastline hurts the very vein of our existence.”
For Pacific communities, climate change is lived—graves, homes, histories at risk with every cyclone and king tide.
States must act now. Endorse the UNGA resolution.
#ClimateICJAO