Naturallaw

Naturallaw is an environmental and social organization that advocates for the preservation and protection of natural ecosystems. Founded in the 1990s, the organization is headquartered in the United Kingdom and has operations in various countries around the world. Naturallaw's primary focus is on promoting sustainable development and supporting indigenous communities in their efforts to protect their lands and natural resources.

Naturallaw works to promote environmental justice and human rights, particularly in regions where indigenous populations are facing threats to their way of life. The organization provides legal and technical support to communities in their struggles against environmental degradation, forced displacement, and human rights abuses. Naturallaw also conducts research and campaigns on various environmental issues, such as deforestation, climate change, and toxic waste.

One of Naturallaw's key activities is its Campaign for Environmental Justice, which seeks to hold corporations and governments accountable for their impact on the environment and local communities. The organization's efforts have resulted in several high-profile successes, including the settlement of a major lawsuit against a mining corporation that was accused of causing environmental damage in a remote region.

Naturallaw is a registered charity and non-governmental organization, relying on donations and grants to support its work. The organization employs a staff of lawyers, activists, and environmental specialists, and works in collaboration with local communities, indigenous organizations, and other NGOs to achieve its goals. Through its work, Naturallaw strives to promote a more sustainable and equitable future for all people and the planet.