In April, Environmental Justice Australia submitted a human rights complaint to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Climate Change on behalf of nine young people from across Australia collectively called ‘Generation Justice’. This international procedure is one among several legal avenues for raising concerns about the human rights impacts of a changed climate in Australia. Join Justice Rachel Pepper (Land and Environment Court of NSW), Hannah White (Environmental Justice Australia) and Professor Jacqueline Peel (Melbourne Climate Futures) in conversation with Dr Alice Palmer to discuss some of the pros and cons of litigating climate change in Australia through a human rights lens.