Climate change litigation
June 27 2024
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Granny Green vs. Swiss Scream: Upholding Climate Justice and the Rule-of-Law
The article discusses how Switzerland's rejection of a landmark climate ruling by the European Court...
May 29 2024
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Sharing the burden of climate losses by the corporate sector or see you in Court?
In this article, Jaap Spier and Sam Wiegers discuss the urgent need for the corporate sector to addr...
February 19 2024
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Greening Rights : Progress, Reflections, and Future Horizons
The human right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment traces its roots back to the 1972 S...
December 25 2023
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Environmental Rights and Future Generations
Environmental harm done today will undeniably affect future generations. How can we make sure their ...
October 05 2023
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The Escazú Agreement Contribution to Environmental Justice in Latin America: An Exploration Through the Lens of Climate Litigation
The adoption and entry into force of the Escazú Agreement marked a milestone for environmental and ...
August 30 2023
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Green Human Rights and Common Interest
The establishment and further development of environmental human rights is an important component of...
December 16 2021
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Ecocide as a fifth crime at the International Criminal Court
This criminal law route can therefore provide an enforceable deterrent to underpin and support UNFCC...