HR and Environment

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Across
  1. 3. one consequence of deforestation that leads to harder ground, dry soil, and warmer temperatures
  2. 4. the peak season month of Antarctic sea ice extent
  3. 5. empirical dataset measuring basic human rights violations in a country by agents of the state (3 words)
  4. 8. conducting criminal proceedings against those alleged to violate human rights is a form of ___ power used by IOs
  5. 9. UN resolution outlining the rights of all people (abbreviate it)
  6. 11. one of the four ways to prosecute genocide. Involves states using their legal definitions for genocide, along with their own punishments (2 words)
  7. 12. a country that saw significant improvement in deforestation rates in 2023
  8. 15. the 1948 UN proceeding that defined and codified genocide in international law (use its two words abbreviation)
  9. 19. UN court that can hear cases brought against other states, such as violations in the Genocide Convention (abbreviate it)
  10. 20. individual human rights are ___ generational rights
  11. 25. a way NGOs can address human rights by calling out violators publicly (3 words)
  12. 26. international norm that states should protect citizens and that other states should intervene if citizens are not being protected (3 words but abbreviate it)
  13. 29. type of court to punish violations of Genocide Convention. First one was for Rwanda. (4 words)
  14. 30. a country like Afghanistan currently has a ____ PTS value
  15. 31. the year with the lowest peak month of Arctic sea ice extent
  16. 32. similar to a public good, given to all regardless of participation
Down
  1. 1. 2024 was the ____ year on record
  2. 2. second highest risk factor for world deaths (as of 2021)
  3. 4. creating commissions or councils to research and protect human rights is a form of ___ power used by IOs
  4. 6. the environment is a ________ as it is something that is depleted or not protected because it is not owned by a single entity
  5. 7. a way states can address human rights by acknowledging the abuse and giving voice to victims (2 words)
  6. 10. court founded by treaty that can criminally prosecute individuals for genocide (abbreviate it)
  7. 13. the ____ treaty stipulates this area shall be used for scientific purposes only and that no countries can lay territorial claims
  8. 14. a country like Ireland currently has a ____ PTS value
  9. 16. one threat to the environment that involves the warming of the planet at an above average rate
  10. 17. when it comes to pollution, ____ pollution has more deaths (as of 2021) attributed to it
  11. 18. societal human rights are ___ generational rights
  12. 21. a country with nearly 30% desert and an estimate timeline of 300 years to reverse desertification
  13. 22. a net loss of trees
  14. 23. only country with a nuclear-powered icebreaker
  15. 24. the peak season month of Arctic sea ice extent
  16. 27. the year with the lowest peak month of Antarctic sea ice extent
  17. 28. group human rights are ____ generational rights