Climate Justice: The role of diplomacy and litigation
Masterclass jointly organised by the School of Public Affairs and the Law School of Sciences Po, featuring Professor Laurent Neyret.
This session explores how diplomacy and litigation contribute to advancing climate justice. It examines legal strategies and international negotiations aimed at holding states and corporations accountable for environmental harm.
“Legal action is becoming a critical tool in climate governance, complementing diplomatic efforts.”
The discussion highlights the growing importance of courts and international bodies in enforcing climate commitments and protecting vulnerable communities.
Author's summary
This masterclass emphasizes the complementary roles of diplomacy and legal action in promoting accountability and justice in the global fight against climate change.
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