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
Closing ceremony for the Normandy Chair for Peace #D3
CNRS & MRSH
3rd septembre 2023
Online
Stage 4: the international court of justice, climate change and the rights of future generations.
2:30 - 4:00 pm : Summer ...
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Closing ceremony for the Normandy Chair for Peace #D2
CNRS & MRSH
2nd september 2023
MRSH Amphitheatre University of Caen (in person and via distance learning)
Stage 2: a research of excellence with a ...
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Closing ceremony for the Normandy Chair for Peace #D1
CNRS & MRSH
1st september 2023
Région Normandie - Abbaye-aux-Dames (Auditorium) (in person and via distance learning)
8:45 am : Welcome of the participants
9:10 am ...
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Response to a call for papers for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
Processes of Change of Fundamental Rights and Legal Systems
Emilie Gaillard, along with Lolita Couchene and Altynaï Bidaubayle, two of her students from the Future Generations and Legal Transitions ...
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Closing highlight of the Normandy Chair of Excellence for Peace
CNRS & MRSH
Nous aurons la paix sur terre lorsque nous serons en paix avec la terre.
From 1st to september 3rd - 2023 ...
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Restitution of the side event held online on April, 21st 2023 on the occasion of the 22nd session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues.
News
TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE AS A MEANS OF REAFFIRMING THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES?
This meeting was organised as part of the 22...
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Join-us! June, 29th 2023: Recognizing and strengthening Rights of Future Generations: From the ICJ Climate Case to the UN Summit of the Future -
News
Diplomatic Roundtable Thursday June 29
The Diplomat Ballroom, Millennium Hilton, One UN Plaza, New York
9:45-13:00 New York Time / ...
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Webinar cycle on the Right to self-determination of indigenous peoples - Perspectives and practices 100 years after Deskaheh
Indigenous peoples
Review of the 2nd webinar of 1 June 2023 - The right to self-determination and fundamental rights
The second webinar in the ...
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