A/75/298 (w) Advocate for conservation and prevention that enables humanity to reimagine the culture of our relationship with nature, inspired by holistic approaches in diverse cultures; (x) Strengthen links between science and policy and rebuild cultural commitments to evidence-based and scientific decision-making and planning; and promote independent science; (y) Ensure science-based climate-change education, incorporating a cultural rights perspective, for all. 82. States should: (a) Fully implement their obligations under the Paris Agreement, and remain or become parties to that agreement; and fully implement the relevant recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment; (b) Ensure disability-inclusive, rights-based mitigation and adaptation; 137 (c) Respect, ensure, fulfil and protect cultural rights for all without discrimination in accordance with international standards; (d) Incorporate cultural rights, culture and cultural heritage into United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change national adaptation plans;138 (e) Support the creation of a proposed new mandate on human rights and climate change. 83. The United Nations human rights system should consider: (a) Systematically and urgently addressing climate change and its impacts on culture and cultural rights; (b) Ensuring that its own practice is climate-friendly, and explore ways to decrease its carbon footprint; (c) All human rights treaty bodies should consider a joint general comment on the climate emergency and human rights to draw attention to the exceptional nature of the threat that these pose to all rights, including cultural rights. 84. Civil society and cultural rights defenders should: Engage in capacity-building on environmental issues for cultural rights defenders and on cultural rights issues for environmental human rights defenders and others; and consider further joint initiatives and advocacy campaigns bringing these sectors together. __________________ 137 138 20-10595 See A/HRC/44/30. See contributions by Italy and Greece. 23/23

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