Environmental Law addresses the legal regulation of environmental protection, climate change, natural resource use, and sustainable development, spanning international treaties, domestic statutes, and the emerging recognition of environmental rights.
The article analyses how the 2025 ICJ Advisory Opinion addresses the climate attribution gap by grounding state responsibility in failures to exercise due diligence. It examines the implications for climate litigation and compensation claims by vulnerable states.
Environmental Law · Commentary
This commentary examines the ACtHPR’ decision in the Ogiek case, assessing its recognition of indigenous land, cultural and religious rights against the limitations of an anthropocentric approach to environmental justice. Drawing on posthuman theory, it argues for a broader conception of equality and legal protection that considers potential rights of non-human life and ecosystems.
