PhD Researcher on scientific evidence in climate litigation @GhentUniversity, Belgium | focus on regional human rights bodies' activities.
Joined June 2022
- Tweets37
- Following230
- Followers90
- Likes44
amp.theguardian.com/us-news/…
What a day for climate in the US! Lots to learn from the way in which the trial unfolded.
Nele Schuldt retweeted
Sußner on "Intersectionality in Climate Litigation"
"Fittingly, ‘KlimaSeniorinnen’ could be (loosely) translated into ‘(female) retirees for climate protection’. This makes their case one of the first gender-based climate cases, alongside Maria Khan v. Pakistan."
1/10
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
Nele Schuldt retweeted
A milestone. – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
PRESS RELEASE: pursuant to resolution A/RES/77/276 of the #UNGA, the #ICJ received a request for an advisory opinion on “the obligations of States in respect of climate change” lnkd.in/e95Xh9XB
Nele Schuldt retweeted
1 day to go! The world is watching as the #UNGA prepares for a decision on whether to adopt an ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate Change.
Share our post or sign our petition and urge world leaders to join Vanuatu and more than 105 core countries to support the #ICJAO4Climate
For anyone missing out on following the #ECHR's #KlimaSeniorinnen hearings live in Strasbourg - Corina provides an excellent account of the proceedings!
We must acknowledge the power of interest groups and their influence on the #IPCC's summary report for policy-makers. The best available science should inform policy (and judicial) decision-making, not a watered-down version most palatable to the economic interests of states.
Nele Schuldt retweeted
What you need to know about this coming Wednesday’s KlimaSeniorinnen v. Switzerland hearing at the European Court of Human Rights: a primer in 13 tweets.
Nele Schuldt retweeted
If you need a brief refresher on all that’s wrong with the UK Bill of Rights Bill, check out how it is assessed by someone who knows what she is talking about - Baroness Hale. Let’s hope this awful bill never makes it into law
Here are the remarks by former @UKSupremeCourt President Baroness Hale, delivered to today's @PACE_News hearing in Paris on human rights reform in the UK:
rm.coe.int/baroness-hale-int…
Climate Science & Law Symposium kicking off with an explanation of global warming and it’s key driving factors by the brilliant scientist & Prof. @pascalboeckx – at Strasbourg, France
First time stumbling across our event posters in Strasbourg! Minus my dad, we’re at 400 registrations. You can still join the discussion on 2nd March here: framaforms.org/inscription-s… – at Strasbourg, France
Nele Schuldt retweeted
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (@IACourtHR) has been tasked with clarifying States' obligations in the context of the climate emergency. @thalia_viveros and I talk about the political implications of an advisory opinion from San José.
Thanks to @OGR_EN for the space!
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights is developing an advisory opinion on the climate emergency. @thalia_viveros and @juangauz say this process could build political momentum and draw attention to the intersectional nature of climate change. openglobalrights.org/climate…
The programme for our Symposium on Translating Climate Science for the Human Rights Courtroom is out! You can still register at: fered.unistra.fr/evenements/…
Nele Schuldt retweeted
If they weren’t already, all eyes interested in climate litigation should be very firmly on the three climate cases pending before the ECtHR’s Grand Chamber: 6 other cases adjourned in the meantime, and 2 British cases dismissed
🚨⚖️Update on #ClimateLitigation cases @ at @ECHR_CEDH: Court released new info covering 8 pending cases:
6⃣cases (against 🇦🇹🇩🇪🇳🇴and all European States) are adjourned pending rulings by Grand Chamber
2⃣cases against 🇬🇧dismissed on victim status grounds
hudoc.echr.coe.int/app/conve…
Register now: Interdisciplinary symposium on translating climate science for the human rights courtroom, 2nd March '23. Prepare for a fascinating exchange between former and current judges, legal scholars, anthropologists and climate scientists. fered.unistra.fr/evenements/…
Our wonderful speakers: @RupertS_Smith , @mwewerinke, Yann Robiou du Pont, Eve Truilhe, Noah Walker-Crawford, Helen Keller, Pascal Boeckx, Moreno di Marco, Natalia Kobylarz, Ioannis Ktistakis
News from #ECtHR: Staggered oral hearings in #Klimaseniorinnen, #Careme & #PortugueseYouth cases, with the #GC holding the first hearing for the Swiss and French cases on 29 March '23. hudoc.echr.coe.int/eng-press…{%22sort%22:[%22kpdate%20Descending%22]}
Ready to vote? Poll: Best and Worst ECtHR Judgment and Best Separate Opinion of 2022 strasbourgobservers.com/2023…
This is so exciting: The Inter-American Court of Human Rights is tasked with providing an Advisory Opinion on member states' obligations in light of the climate emergency. news360.es/uk/2023/01/10/chi…