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The International Court of Justice is considering what legal obligations countries have to protect the climate.

And why K-pop fans were speaking out about the news.

Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke of New Zealand’s Māori party rose and began a Haka, tearing a copy of the proposed law in half.

Student photojournalists captured these photos in swing states.

“This campaign proved the power of a united student voice. We weren’t just showpieces; we were crucial in decision-making.”

“Most women, at the frontlines of fighting for their rights and the rights of nature, have no choice but to continue the fight no matter what politician takes office.”

“im horrified and literally want to cry.”

Bad Bunny is not about to let Puerto Rico be called “garbage.”

“Our growing demographic might is our newest superpower.”

“As Gaza is bombed, Wall Street booms,” Bottoms director Emma Seligman told Teen Vogue from the action.

"Young people aren’t delusional. They know what’s coming. Do you?"

From legal defense campaigns to silent "study-ins," here's what students are navigating while protesting for Palestine.

Nemonte Nenquimo helped protect over a half million acres of rainforest.

"To all the trans kids in the South, keep living, keep shouting, keep acting out and don't die. We need to live."

“Biden, Harris, Trump in Philly/none are welcome in our city,” rang out one chant.

"When you're young, you're supposed to spend the capital of bravery and courage."

In the wake of stalled negotiations, many protesters feel Netanyahu and members of his cabinet are deliberately delaying a deal.

“Whatever space you see, that's a space for you.”

Administrators have to listen to their own students.

In Barcelona, locals even squirted water guns at tourists.