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January 2020
MITIGATING HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN AFRICA’S GREEN ENERGY SECTOR
This case study compendium by Natural Justice examines human rights violations associated with green energy projects in Africa, arguing that the 'just' component of the Just Energy Transition is often neglected. Through examples in South Africa, Namibia, Kenya, and Senegal, the document highlights systemic failures in public participation, land rights protections, and environmental safeguards, providing policy recommendations to center human and environmental rights in the energy transition.
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Themes: just energy transition green hydrogen renewable energy nuclear power geothermal energy
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wind power solar energy human rights land rights biodiversity
Natural Justice
Document type: Case study
Regions: Africa South Africa Namibia Kenya Senegal

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