New episode of the Climate Show where Christina Voigt and I talk all things compliance in the international climate regime. I hope you enjoy it!

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Steph Tai (they/them) Matt Canfield Stanford University Kris van der Pas reviews Public Interest Litigation in International Law, edited by Justine Bendel (@LawLeeds) and Dr Yusra Suedi (@Law_UoM @Milc_UoM) published by @RoutledgeBooks 2023

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Loggers have 'grabbed' around 1m hectares of Indigenous land in DRC | Josh Gabbatiss w/comment from Land Matrix Luciana Téllez Raymond Achu Samndong

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Tomorrow I’ll be presenting my book “Litigating the Environment” at 3pm at School of Law, Sheffield Sheffield Centre for International and European Law. It will be hybrid, and you can register at the link 👇 tickettailor.com/events/schoolo…

📢 Have you checked out our newest blog post on 'Climate change litigation before the ECHR CEDH: a new dawn' by Annalisa Savaresi, Linnéa Nordlander, & Margaretha Wewerinke? Dive into the insightful analysis now! ⤵️

Global Network for Human Rights & Environment UEF Law School

Join us next week for this book launch with Justine Bendel from Law at Leeds 👇👇

How can international courts and tribunals respond to an ever-growing list of environmental disputes?

Join Dr Justine Bendel to share her new book 'Litigating the Environment', with Dr Dr Yusra Suedi and Dr Agnes Rydberg.

📆: 17 Apr, 15:00
📍 : Arts Tower

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🔥📢historic #ClimateJustice decisions upcoming today at European Court of #HumanRights
⚖️Today's decisions could shape #ClimateAction policies in all 46 🇪🇺European States & beyond
🧵A live thread on key stakes & takeaways from the Court's hearing taking place in Strasbourg⬇️

A very good morning from the ECHR CEDH in Strasbourg, where I’ll be live-tweeting today’s hearing announcing the ECtHR’s first three climate rulings. Excitement is running high, Greta Thunberg is here and the hearing is going to be packed. Stay tuned! 1/x

The Recent Genocide Cases and Public Interest Litigation: A Complicated Relationship | by Dr Yusra Suedi & Justine Bendel

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Thanks EJIL: Talk! for publishing our reflections with Justine Bendel inspired from our edited collection (Public Interest Litigation in International Law, Routledge): “The Recent Genocide Cases and Public Interest Litigation: A Complicated Relationship”

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You can listen to this podcast episode we recorded with Christina Voigt in Copenhagen a few months ago. We talk about the regulation of forests as carbon sinks in the climate regime. 🌳 Thanks CLIMA for having us! open.spotify.com/episode/4iPMG0…

In case it's of interest, I've posted on SSRN an article on the recently adopted agreement on Biological Diversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ). The article is forthcoming in the American Journal of International Law.American Journal of International Law
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Call for papers! Join this online symposium on ‘Strategic Litigation on Climate Equality’

Let's discuss how climate litigation can better address disproportionate impacts of the climate crisis

Abstracts due 28 March. Details: shorturl.at/knSX6 Beth Goldblatt Cristy Clark

Three new staff members have joined the School of Law. Welcome Dr Justine Bendel, Claudia Paduano, and Dr Charlotte Elliott-Harvey! Read more about our brilliant new starters: essl.leeds.ac.uk/law/news/artic…

🚨 Publication alert 🚨 Our chapter 'State-to-State Procedures before Environmental Compliance Committees: Still Alive?' with Dr Yusra Suedi is just published, as part of this incredible book edited by Christina Voigt and Caroline Foster by Cambridge University Press. cambridge.org/core/books/int…

Come work with me on the research project 'Translating climate science for international law' at Amsterdam Center for International Law Amsterdam Law School ! Application deadline for this postdoc position is 25 February

Fascinating procedural development anticipated & brilliantly assessed by Craig Eggett & Sarah (Sally) Thin in 'Third party intervention before the International Court of Justice: A tool for litigation in the public interest?' tinyurl.com/upkec9t9 (in our book tinyurl.com/d8s2f92n)!

Keeping the planet liveable might require creating governance systems for 'planetary commons' - such as the Amazon rainforest - like we have now for the high seas, the Antarctic and the like. But is it possible? Johan Rockström Professor Louis Kotzé Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK context.news/climate-risks/…

Published today! International Law of Human Rights, first edition. Giving a Global South perspective, this book draws on the expertise of the authors and gives the perspective of a leading judge in the field. Find out more: oxford.ly/42iDaIN