The debate on and arguments against nuclear wea pons have been reframed with the introduction of the concepts of humanitarian and environmental consequences of nuclear weapons. The TPNW as well as recent rulings like the Human Rights Committee General Comment No 36 on the right to life enlarged
the legal tools in the struggle against nuclear weapons and in giving justice to the victims
of the nuclear complex.
This webinar will reflect on the legal framework legal arguments, rights and remedies linking existing experience with future options.
Thus, the webinar aims at highlighting new paths to protect nuclear victims and the environment. Emilie Gaillard, NCP general coordinator will participate on the 2nd Session :
Framework of Environmental Remediation Emilie Gaillard, lecturer in private law, director of the master degree GENFUT (Future Generations and Legal Transitions) at SciencesPo Rennes, general coordinator of the Normandy Chair for Peace, board member of IALANA, France
12-hour Inter-Regional Dialogue: Human Rights in the Face of Climate Crisis
Climate Justice
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
Intergenerational dialogues with representatives of indigenous peoples - N. K. Keny
Indigenous peoples
International multidisciplinary symposium - The birth rate as a strategic issue in public health policy
Events
40th Anniversary Webinar - CIDCE and NCP - General Principles of Environmental Law
Climate Justice
Trusteeship principles and the initiative for an International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on the Climate Crisis
Climate Justice
Research Stop #2: The law and the challenge of transhumanism
Legal Indicators
Intergenerational Dialogues with representatives of indigenous peoples: Margarita Vargas Lopez
Indigenous peoples
