At the daylong event, leading lawyers, scholars, and activists examined the potential of rights-based arguments to halt and seek remedy for environmental harms, with a focus on climate change. #HumanRightsClimateCrisis
The 1st panel discussed Domestic Rights-Based Litigation & Climate Change,w/Ann Carlson @Emmett_UCLALaw, Philip Gregory ( #Juliana case),César Rodríguez-Garavito @nyulaw + Marco Simons, @EarthRightsIntl @Power_of_Law, moderated by @CaraHorowitz @UCLA_Law #HumanRightsClimateCrisis
Lastly, the day after the #HumanRightsClimateCrisis symposium, we hosted the 1st expert meeting of a new Working Group on International Criminal Law & the Protection of the Environment. How could we use #ICL to fight climate change? Find out here:
http://www.promisehumanrights.blog/blog/2020/4/new-working-group-on-international-criminal-law-and-the-protection-of-the-environment
During #EarthWeek + every week, we are thankful to those who fight to defend the environment + human rights. In 2018, 3 earth defenders were murdered each week. We must act now. The fight is ours to continue, w/ no time to waste. #HumanRightsClimateCrisis
Huge thanks to our @UCLA_Law writers behind this symposium series! @a_danson_brown @ary_hansen @prashantk94 @bmabe47 @madhavinthemove @npapachristou Monica Heger, Cecilia Kustermann, Matt Simmons, Xuchen Zhang, Samantha Zurcher
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