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SYDNEY: Indigenous campaigners from Australia's northern Torres Strait Islands said Monday their fight is just beginning after a UN body found the government had failed to protect them from climate change.A group of plaintiffs, known as the Torres Strait Eight, launched the UN case in 2019 over rising seas lapping at the nearly 300 islands off the northern tip of Australia.Torres Strait man Yessie Mosby told AFP he cried “tears of joy” when he heard on Friday that the UN Human Rights Committee had sided with him and his fellow plaintiffs.Mosby had just finished a meeting with village elders when he got the news from his lawyers and “gave a big scream out in the middle of the village, got all

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