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The Center for Human Rights and Environment (CHRE) and the Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development published a compendium of key climate jurisprudence, selected and analyzed to highlight key overall themes in global climate change jurisprudence. The themes identified are present in many cases that consider the legal and factual issues associated with climate change and are especially relevant to human rights and climate change.
This compendium adopts a focused thematic analysis of 29 cases from 22 jurisdictions, analyzed by reference to six themes:
- Supervision and accountability of state and non-state actors in addressing climate change
- Use and importance of climate science
- Human rights and climate change
- States’ obligations under international treaties to address climate change
- Judicial development and evolution of legal principles to address climate change
- Access to justice and legal standing to bring climate cases
Link to compendium: https://center-hre.org/wp-content/uploads/COMPENDIUM-OF-KEY-CLIMATE-CHANGE-JURISPRUDENCE-14092026-FINAL1.pdf
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