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Please note that the views and opinions expressed in these insights are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of BIICL.

Beyond the spotlight: A need for regulating community-led object repatriation?

Panggah Ardiyansyah | 17th February 2025

Many cultural institutions and heritage professionals have recently advocated…

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Cultural Heritage
Introducing the BIICL Climate Law and Litigation Blog: Bridging Global Perspectives and Legal Innovation

Ivano Alogna | 12th December 2024

We are proud to introduce the Climate Law and Litigation (CLL) Blog, a pioneering…

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Climate Law and Litigation Blog
Shell v Milieudefensie: Sowing the Seeds for Future Climate Litigation against Fossil Fuel Producers

Fergus Green | 11th December 2024

The Hague Court of Appeal's ruling in Shell v Milieudefensie was, strictly…

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Climate Law and Litigation Blog
The Strength of the Courts to Take a Comprehensive, Long-Term View in Japan: Lessons from the Kobe Case

Masako Ichihara | 11th December 2024

Conclusion of Kobe Civil Litigation Appeal Trial and its Background On October…

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Climate Law and Litigation Blog
Shifting the Mitigation Burden: Outcomes and Implementation Opportunities of the Landmark South Korean Climate Case

Filippo P. Fantozzi, Joe Udell | 11th December 2024

In August 2024, the Constitutional Court of Korea broke new ground in climate…

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Climate Law and Litigation Blog
Litigating Climate Change in the Global South

Jolene Lin, Jacqueline Peel | 11th December 2024

While climate change litigation in developed countries of the 'Global North'…

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Climate Law and Litigation Blog
Kenya’s Climate Change (Carbon Markets) Regulations 2024 as a Tool for Climate Change Litigation

Omondi Owino | 11th December 2024

On 7 June 2024, Kenya gazetted the Climate Change (Carbon Markets) Regulations…

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Climate Law and Litigation Blog
The Brazilian Supreme Court and the Climate Fund Case

Gabriel Wedy, Patricia Iglecias | 11th December 2024

In PSB et al v Brazil, several Brazilian political parties (the Partido dos…

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Climate Law and Litigation Blog
Advancing Climate Justice through Creative Lawyering: Lessons from the Global South

Gregorio Rafael P. Bueta | 11th December 2024

The Global South, encompassing much of the developing world, stands at the…

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Climate Law and Litigation Blog
Navigating Investor-State Mediation: Insights from Global Experts and Emerging Trends

Dhatri Talwar | 20th November 2024

On June 26, 2024, Singapore Very Young Arbitration Practitioners ("SG…

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Arbitration+1
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