The overall message of this chapter is that human rights law is a viable and unavoidable framework for addressing the contemporary challenges arising from climate change. The paper proceeds by considering and refuting the various objections advanced against a human rights approach to climate change, such as the difficulty of attributing the diffuse harm stemming from climate change to specific States, the fundamentally extraterritorial nature of climate change-related human rights breaches, the uncertainty in identifying precise victims of such violations, and the purported inadequacy of human rights regimes to provide redress for potential violations and potential victims.
Pavoni, R., Ao, M. (2016). Climate Change and Human Rights: Issues of Attribution and Jurisdiction. In U. Tandon (a cura di), Climate Change: Law, Policy and Governance (pp. 193-205). Lucknow : Eastern Book Company.
Climate Change and Human Rights: Issues of Attribution and Jurisdiction
PAVONI, RICCARDO;
2016-01-01
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The overall message of this chapter is that human rights law is a viable and unavoidable framework for addressing the contemporary challenges arising from climate change. The paper proceeds by considering and refuting the various objections advanced against a human rights approach to climate change, such as the difficulty of attributing the diffuse harm stemming from climate change to specific States, the fundamentally extraterritorial nature of climate change-related human rights breaches, the uncertainty in identifying precise victims of such violations, and the purported inadequacy of human rights regimes to provide redress for potential violations and potential victims.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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