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Child-Friendly Justice For The Climate Crisis: Post-Paternalist Judgments, Litigation, Participation

Aoife Daly climate change, human rights, law 17 April 2023

Former ISRF Fellow Aoife Daly was recently awarded a prestigious European Research Council grant. Here she outlines what she’ll be researching and how it builds on her ISRF project.

Just Stop Oil: How Mediation Between Climate Activists And Police Could Help With Escalating Protests

Mike Makin-Waite the conversation 11 April 2022

Mike Makin-Waite reflects on how civic mediation practices may help to de-escalate protest scenarios.

How children are taking European states to court over the climate crisis – and changing the law

Aoife Daly, Pernilla Leviner & Rebecca Thorburn Stern climate change, environment, human rights, law, the conversation 9 April 2021

Children join the 20th September 2019 climate strike in London, thought to be the largest climate strikes to date. World History Archive / Alamy Stock Photo

The children argue failure to tackle climate change constitutes youth discrimination.

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Child-Friendly Justice For The Climate Crisis: Post-Paternalist Judgments, Litigation, Participation

Just Stop Oil: How Mediation Between Climate Activists And Police Could Help With Escalating Protests

How children are taking European states to court over the climate crisis – and changing the law

OpenEleusis: Crafting Digitalised Representations of Eleusina’s Industrial Culture

Lesson Learnt: Challenges and New Ways to Experience the Physical in the Digital Classroom

Publication: Running on Empty

From Horseback To Motorbike: Inside The Motorcycle Boom In Indigenous South America

Paramunos, A Digital Strategy For Knowledge Co-Creation About The Colombian Páramos

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