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The Centre for Climate Crime and Climate Justice is a research centre based at Queen Mary University of London. We provide educational resources to support campaigns, organisations and individuals demanding climate justice. We publish research that holds climate offenders accountable.
The colonial and neo-colonial legacies of the Maui fires
Centre researcher Samira Homerang Saunders interviews Honolulu-based
Naima Temaile Fifita about the colonial past and present context for the fires in Maui.
The devastating cost of humanitarian intervention in Haiti
As demands grow for yet another humanitarian intervention to “fix” Haiti’s problems, we need to recognise that previous interventions have kept Haiti in the throes of political, social, and ecological crisis for over a century. By Angela Sherwood
Carbon cash machine
As the world burns, shareholders are getting record cash pay outs from their fossil fuel investments finds our new report written and researched in collaboration with Corporate Watch. By David Whyte
Why the future of West Papua is crucial for us all
Since the colonial era, West Papuans have been engaged in a long struggle for their independence and freedom. By Samira Homerang Saunders
Climate justice in an unequal world
An interview with Richard Falk by Luigi Daniele.
Professor Richard A. Falk is Chair of Global Law and Co-Director of the Centre for Climate Crime and Climate Justice at Queen Mary University London.