The European Court of Human Rights ruling in KlimaSeniorinnen Ars Aequi, January 2025 In this article for Ars Aequi, Professor Christina Eckes argues that the ECtHR did not go too far in the KlimaSeniorinnen judgment and even contributes to the…
Professor Christina Eckes was asked this question for an article in the Dutch newspaper, NRC, published on 6 December and written by the journalist, Laura Bergshoef. ”What is the similarity between a Bushmaster AR-15 firearm and Euro95 fuel? Answer: with…
On 11 December, Professor Christina Eckes gave a presentation to The Institute for Environmental Futures as part of their seminar series on Climate Change, Energy Transition and Sustainability. She was asked to speak about Advances in Climate Litigation and Christina…
Professor Christina Eckes gave an interesting interview to Chris Kijne on the Dutch radio program NOS ‘Met het Oog op Morgen’ about the unique legal case that has begun at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague. The…
On Friday 29 November Phillip Paiement (Tilburg Law School) will explore the critical role of public interest climate litigation in his inaugural address as Professor of Law and Governance in the Anthropocene. We’d like to congratulate Professor Paiement and you…
Christina Eckes, Professor of European law at the University of Amsterdam and the PI of the Strategic Climate Litigation Project, responds to the Shell ruling. ”The Dutch Court of Appeal explicitly and on principle rejected Shell’s (and Milieu & Mens’)…
Professor Christina Eckes and Yannick van den Berg have written a blogpost for the website European Law Blog, about how the Dutch Advertising Code Committee narrowly interprets the AVMSD, allowing for the advertising of environmentally harmful products and services. They…
Professor Christina Eckes and Tessa Trapp have written a blogpost for the website, European Law Blog about the ECtHR’s statement that the Aarhus Convention is not applicable in climate litigation. “The ECtHR held that States have a human rights obligation…
On 2 September we welcomed Dr Katalin Sulyok, Assistant Professor in International Law and Environmental Law, to speak with us. Katalin is based at the ELTE Law School in Hungary and Chief Legal Advisor, Office of the Ombudsman for Future…
Professor Christina Eckes’ chapter in the book, ‘Constitutionalism and Transnational Governance Failures‘ This book explores strategies for limiting transnational market failures, governance failures and constitutional failures impeding protection of the universally agreed sustainable development goals like climate change mitigation and…
