Ecological crisis, climate justice and racial justice A/77/549

This report underscores the interconnectedness of ecological and racial justice, arguing that the global ecological crisis disproportionately affects racially marginalized groups. It highlights the historical and contemporary role of colonialism in creating “racial sacrifice zones” and calls for addressing systemic racism as integral to mitigating environmental degradation and climate change. The report advocates for reforms to achieve climate justice and racial equality, while emphasizing the accountability of high-emission nations and corporations.