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Destroying an ecosystem is not yet a crime anywhere near the scale of the damage. Jojo Mehta is running the campaign to make ecocide prosecutable at the ICC. "Right now, a CEO can authorize the destruction of an entire rainforest or river system, pay an administrative fine, and walk away with their bonus intact. But what happens when environmental destruction becomes an international criminal offense where executives face personal prison time? Today on TBLI Radical Truth, Robert Rubinstein sits down with Jojo Mehta, co-founder of Stop Ecocide International, to reveal how criminal law can fundamentally reshape corporate governance and protect the planet." Under current global law, corporations can destroy entire ecosystems and simply treat the regulatory fines as a routine cost of doing business. As long as environmental destruction is treated as an administrative violation rather than a crime, executives can destroy the living world with zero personal criminal liability. "Why do existing environmental regulations continue to allow ecological destruction to happen legally? Today, we explore why our legal system fails the planet and how to fix it—exposing the limits of environmental law, the corporate accountability gap, and how rights of nature legislation can fundamentally shift environmental protection." Learn how Stop Ecocide International is pushing to make environmental destruction a crime. Discover the movement's core mission. In this interview, Jojo Mehta explains the legal and ethical framework behind the campaign to establish ecocide as an international crime. We break down the definition of ecocide and why this organization is advocating for a formal amendment to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. WHAT'S COVERED - The definition that fits on the back of a business card, and every word in it that does work - Where the word came from: Agent Orange in Vietnam, 1970, and fifty years in a legal backwater - Why criminal law rather than rights of nature, and why individual liability is the point - Polly Higgins at the window of the Royal Courts of Justice, asking how you create a legal duty of care for the Earth - The EU's 2024 environmental crimes directive, and the qualified offence written into its preamble - Vanuatu, Fiji and Samoa's proposal at the ICC, and the Democratic Republic of Congo backing it across Africa - Belgium's federal ecocide law, and how far France has and has not gone In this episode of TBLI Radical Truth, Robert Rubinstein sits down with Jojo Mehta, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Stop Ecocide International. Jojo reveals the inside campaign to establish "Ecocide" as an international crime at the International Criminal Court (ICC)—creating personal, individual liability for corporate decision-makers, shifting corporate risk calculations, and creating a genuine legal duty of care for the Earth. 00:00 - The Legal Loophole: Why Fining Polluters Never Works 02:15 - What Is Ecocide? Defining Severe & Long-Term Environmental Harm 04:05 - Corporate Immunity: Why Individual Criminal Liability Changes Everything 06:50 - Polly Higgins & The Missing International Crime at the ICC 18:30 - Pre-Legislative Frontlines: Working with Global Governments 31:15 - Beyond Civil Litigation: Why Criminal Law Protects, Not Just Punishes 44:40 - How Ecocide Law Will Force Mainstream Finance to Pivot 53:20 - The Roadmap to Global Harmonization and Accountability 📌 Subscribe to TBLI Radical Truth for unfiltered, deep-dive discussions with sustainable finance thought leaders challenging the conventional narratives around impact and the future of finance. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDBhRVM93uUnAAtqOMIz_yg?sub_confirmation=1 EXTRACTION How business takes your money, your work, your resources, your data and your future, while presenting itself as something else entirely. Robert Rubinstein's next book, from 30 years inside the system. If this conversation makes you question where your money is actually going, Extraction takes that investigation much further. Follow its progress in the free Radical Truth Discussion Network: https://tblicircle.com/share/Lnu4hDm8ayILGevs?utm_source=manual RELATED EPISODES - Philipp Kauffmann, Sacred Forests, on paying Indigenous guardians per hectare per year. - Barney Swan, ClimateForce, on why biodiversity needs its own credit rather than carbon's. MORE ON JOJO MEHTA - Stop Ecocide International: https://www.stopecocide.earth TBLI GROUP - https://www.tbligroup.com - Robert Rubinstein on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertrubinstein/ #Ecocide #EcocideLaw #EnvironmentalLaw #InternationalCriminalCourt #ClimateJustice #Biodiversity #ESG #CorporateAccountability #RightsOfNature #Sustainability #JojoMehta #TBLIRadicalTruth Recorded in Amsterdam.

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