Abstract
This paper aims to provide a general overview of the concept of climate justice and its principles, in addition to shedding light on respecting and protecting human rights and gender equality, through which we aim to encourage development rights and fairly divide rights and responsibilities. Then we begin to look at harnessing the transformative power of education for climate governance.
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