Early in 2021, there was a move to remove Environmental Law as an “mandatory elective” course in the Philippine law curriculum.
Upon our initiative, with my former Environmental Law student Galahad Pe Benito, we wrote a petition to the Legal Education Board. We had it signed by other concerned lawyers.
Instead of removing Environmental Law, the Legal Education Board has now made it a mandatory/required subject in the Law Curriculum of all Philippine Law Schools.
Members
Antonio A. OPOSA, Jr.
Chair Leader
12-hour Inter-Regional Dialogue: Human Rights in the Face of Climate Crisis
Climate Justice
A youth-led initiative to bring Climate Justice to the International Court of Justice–a historic time!
The United Nations General ...
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Summer School 2022 videos are online!
CNRS & MRSH
Find the videos at the bottom of each article dedicated to the days of the summer school of the Normandy ...
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Transhumanism is not associated with the present but rather with the future and even with the future of anticipation which predicts what will not fail to happen
Bioethics / Bio-rights
With:
Émilie Gaillard lecturer at the University of Caen, teacher at Sciences-Po Rennes, specialist in the rights of future generations ...
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International multidisciplinary symposium - The birth rate as a strategic issue in public health policy
News
The 10th France-China international symposium, in webinar on December 15 and 16, 2022, will focus on "The birth rate as a strategic issue ...
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40th Anniversary Webinar - CIDCE and NCP - General Principles of Environmental Law
Climate Justice
December 12, 2022 6pm
The CNRS Normandy Chair of Excellence for Peace and the CIDCE are joining forces to celebrate the 40th ...
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Intergenerational dialogues with representatives of indigenous peoples - N. K. Keny
Indigenous peoples
Meeting with : N. K. Keny
SUMI Indigenous Communities of Nagaland (North East India) - Social worker, activist and advocate for ...
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Trusteeship principles and the initiative for an International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on the Climate Crisis
Climate Justice
The Earth Trusteeship Working Group, Normandy Chair for Peace and World Future Council, in collaboration with Sidley Austin LLP (Geneva), ...
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Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University Joins Normandy Chair for Peace for a Historic Global Launch of the Good Stories Movement Aiming to Inspire Climate Action
CNRS & MRSH
An international group of eco-advocates – Emilie Gaillard, Nick Robinson, Tony Oposa, David Forman, Narinder Kakar, Chief Judge Brian Preston of ...
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