A recent wave of climate-related court cases could have broad implications for legal systems around the world.
In a landmark ruling Tuesday, Europe’s top human rights court ruled in favor of a group of elderly Swiss women ... Sam Hunter-Jones, a senior lawyer from the green charity ClientEarth, which currently ...
EUROPE—In a groundbreaking decision, Europe’s highest human rights court ruled in favour of a group of 2,000 Swiss women, all aged 64 and older, who accused their government of failing to adequately ...
Europe's top human rights court ruled in favour of a group of elderly Swiss women who said their government violated their ...
The court – which is unrelated to the European Union – faulted Switzerland for not giving sufficient protection to the Senior Women ... Supreme Court ordered the government to cut emissions ...
CLIMATEWIRE | A landmark ruling Tuesday by a European human rights court ... group of senior women to “pursue further remedies in the Swiss courts, should the government fail to take the steps ...
The European ... government at the court, took note of the ruling. "Together with the authorities concerned, we will now analyze the extensive judgment and review what measures Switzerland will ...
Europe’s highest human rights court has ruled that its member nations must better protect their citizens from the ...
The European Court of Human Rights found that climate change is a human rights issue, providing a blueprint for Europeans to ...
The ECtHR April 9 ruling enhances the legal basis for climate action across Europe, providing a solid foundation for ...
Europe’s top rights court ... Swiss government said it will analyse the ruling and review future measures. The Swiss verdict, which cannot be appealed, could compel the government to take ...
The European Court of Human Rights sided with a group of senior Swiss women who argued their government ... the ruling to see what actions it would need to take. “This is a decision for the national ...