3. Recommend that policymakers and legislators develop and adopt clear and implementable objective standards for corporate reporting of human rights issues in relation to the environment, with special regard for current and future climate change impacts and GHGs associated with fossil fuel products; 4. Recommend that policymakers and legislators develop and adopt effective accountability mechanisms that victims can easily access in instances of violations or threats of violations in the context of climate change; 5. Notify the investor-owned Carbon Majors and request the submission of plans on how such violations or threats of violation resulting from the impacts of climate change will be eliminated, remedied, or prevented in the future; and 6. Recommend that governments, including the Philippines and other countries where the investor-owned Carbon Majors are domiciled and/or operate, enhance, strengthen, or explore new ways to fulfill the international duty of cooperation to ensure the Carbon Majors take steps to address the human rights implications of climate change. Petitioners further pray for such other just and equitable reliefs under the premises. This petition was originally filed on September 22, 2015. A motion to admit updates and amendments was filed on April 21, 2016 and an oral manifestation was made on May 6, 2016 to make further formatting corrections which were both granted by the Commission. This petition therefore contains the said updates, amendments and formatting corrections, as of May 6, 2016. Quezon City, Philippines, May 9, 2016. ! ! ! ! ! 62 !