Climate Change Study Report
Climate Change Study Report Launch
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Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) is the Tanzania’s human rights advocacy organization.
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For the LHRC to be able to forge its way in the realisation of its mission, it has a broad objective of creating….
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On Thursday 18th May 2023, the Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) launched its first study report on "Impacts of Climate Change on Social Economic and Environmental Rights in Tanzania". The reports highlights observed and perceived climate change impacts on human rights in four key sectors of Agriculture, fisheries, livestock and settlement in six regions namely Dodoma, Mbeya, MANYARA, Pwani and Mwanza and Kagera regions. The report provides anecdotally in-depth findings and recommendations for better interventions to advocated for improved socio-economic and environmental justice in Tanzania.
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"The LHRC has been extremely helpful to me, as I arrived in a very sad and despairing state, but they cooperated with me, built my capacity, and advised me until I obtained my right to inheritance"
"We are grateful to the LHRC for this report; this agenda on non-bailable offenses that will be debated in the incoming session of the Parliament, this has enabled us in expanding our knowledge so that we may contribute to Parliament regarding non-bailable offenses"
"LHRC is very helpful for us who are not financially capable because to seek an independent lawyer he/she will need enough money while I am not able to do so, and thus my basic rights would be lost because I am not able to find a lawyer, But LHRC supports us"
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Human Rights Clubs
20
Community Radios
3
Legal Aid Clinics
16,355
Legal Aid Beneficiaries in 2021
