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Episode 5: Jojo Mehta- Making Ecocide A Recognised Crime

Episode 5: Jojo Mehta- Making Ecocide A Recognised Crime

Update: 2025-01-20

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Making ecocide, the murder of nature, a recognised crime would be one step towards a less violent economic system. Jojo Mehta is an environmental campaigner and the co-founder of Stop Ecocide - a campaign that is generating international momentum to establish ecocide as a crime at the International Criminal Court. In Ep 5 of Ahimsa Conversations Podcast Season 4, Jojo explains the reasoning behind this campaign and how its success would be one way of countering the violence of production systems.

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Episode 5: Jojo Mehta- Making Ecocide A Recognised Crime

Episode 5: Jojo Mehta- Making Ecocide A Recognised Crime

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