THE INDISPUTABILITY OF HUMAN CLIMATE RIGHTS AND THE CONTROVERSIAL NATURE OF THE DEBATE ON THEM
The impact of climate change on human rights has been the subject of a broad public debate. International organizations, national governments, business, and social movements take a significant part in it. At the same time, the involvement of young activists, dubbed "angry children", in the climate issue has begun to divert discussions from the legal consolidation of the problem into the political sphere, which hides the interests of individual political forces and economic structures. The ability to keep the discussion of climate human rights within legal boundaries can have a positive impact on this area of law, as well as on law-making activities and the legal consciousness of the global society as a whole.