Webinars on access to justice - replays

ClientEarth has organised a series of webinars on the European legal framework applying to access to justice in environmental matters. Recordings are available on the links below.

Those webinars are intended for public interest lawyers, judges, public authorities and NGOs.

This initiative is part of the ATOJ-EARL (Access to Justice – Education and Awareness raising of Legal professionals) project led by ClientEarth and Justice and Environment with the support of the European Commission LIFE programme. The goal of this project is to raise awareness and train legal professionals on access to justice in environmental matters.

Challenging non-disclosure of environmental information 

Challenging activities that harm the environment: Article 9.2 Aarhus Convention 

Access to Environmental Information: Contentious Exceptions

Practical guide to requesting environmental information from EU bodies and challenging refusals

Right to Clean Air & A2J: Who can go to Court

Right to Clean Air & A2J: Procedural and substantive review by the judge

Right to Clean Air & A2J: How can the judgments by enforced?

Enforcing the Habitats Directive in national courts

Enforcing the Industrial Emissions Directive in national courts

Access to Justice and the Preliminary Reference Procedure

The EU Internal Review Mechanism : access to justice for environmental NGOs under the Aarhus Regulation

The role of cities and regions in the implementation and enforcement of environmental legislation

Access to justice in environmental matters under the European Convention on Human Rights