State Responsibilities in the Climate Crisis 1

Explore the international legal framework surrounding the climate crisis and its profound impact on human rights. This course delves into the legal landscape of environmental injustice, empowering you to advocate for climate justice.

Learn how law and policy can be powerful instruments for achieving a just and sustainable future. We examine the crucial role of international courts in clarifying legal obligations related to climate action. Academics will highlight the responsibility of states in safeguarding human rights amidst a changing climate.

Gain a roadmap for addressing the challenges of climate change while promoting social equity, economic inclusion, and environmental protection.

For those seeking practical application, don't miss our related course, "Climate Action: Advisory Opinions and more," available on Udemy.

This course is a collaborative effort from FIMA ONG and the Center for Environmental Law (CDA) of the University of Chile, offering a comprehensive understanding of navigating the complexities of climate law.

Want to deepen your knowledge? We recommend reading "State Responsibilities in the Climate Crisis: Legal Standards and Global Litigation," edited by Ezio Costa Cordella and Pilar Moraga Sariego. This book, featuring contributions from leading scholars and practitioners, is available for free online.