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I confini dell’Unione europea. Il dopo-Brexit e le prospettive dell’allargamento

Il dopo-Brexit e le prospettive dell’allargamento

2 maggio 2024 ore 11:00 Sala Lauree, Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza

Riflessioni a partire dal libro di F. Savastano,

Trasformazioni costituzionali nell’allargamento dell’Unione europea

G. Giappichelli Editore, Torino, 2023

Introduce

Prof.ssa Luisa Cassetti

Università degli Studi di Perugia

Relatore

Dott. Federico Savastano

Università di Roma La Sapienza

Discussant

Prof. Simone Vezzani

Università degli Studi di Perugia

 
 

CASE OF VEREIN KLIMASENIORINNEN SCHWEIZ AND OTHERS v. SWITZERLAND

 

JUDGMENT

Art 34 • Victim • Locus standi • Separate key criteria set out for establishing victim status of individual applicants and locus standi (representation) of associations in climate-change context • Need for effective protection of Convention rights taking into account special features of this phenomenon without undermining the exclusion of actio popularis from the Convention system • In case-circumstances victim-status criteria not fulfilled by individual applicants • Especially high threshold for fulfilling criteria not met (incompatible ratione personae) • Applicant association fulfilled relevant criteria (locus standi) and thus had standing to act on behalf of its members • Importance of collective action and intergenerational burden-sharing in climate-change context

Art 8 • Positive obligations • Private and family life • Respondent State’s failure to comply with positive obligation to implement sufficient measures to combat climate change • Art 8 applicable • Art 8 encompassing a right for individuals to effective protection by the State authorities from the serious adverse effects of climate change on their lives, health, well-being and quality of life • Need to develop a more appropriate and tailored approach as regards the various Convention issues arising in the climate-change context not addressed by Court’s existing environmental case-law • Importance of intergenerational burden‑sharing • Reduced margin of appreciation as regards State’s commitment combating climate change, its adverse effects and the setting of aims and objectives in this respect • Wide margin of appreciation as to the choice of means designed to achieve those objectives • Contracting State’s primary duty to adopt, and to effectively apply in practice, regulations and measures capable of mitigating the existing and potentially irreversible, future effects of climate change • Enumeration of requirements to which competent authorities need to have due regard • Need for domestic procedural safeguards • Mitigation measures to be supplemented by adaptation measures aimed at alleviating the most serious or imminent consequences of climate-change • Existence of critical lacunae in Swiss authorities’ process of putting in place the relevant domestic regulatory framework • Failure to quantify, through a carbon budget or otherwise, national GHG emission limitations • Failure to act in good time and in an appropriate and consistent manner regarding the devising, development and implementation of the relevant legislative and administrative framework • Wide margin of appreciation exceeded

Art 6 § 1 (civil) • Access to court • Applicability of civil limb concerning the effective implementation of mitigation measures under domestic law • Domestic courts’ failure to engage seriously or at all with applicant association’s action • Lack of convincing reasons for non-examination of merits of complaints • Failure to consider compelling scientific evidence concerning climate change and to examine applicant association’s legal standing • Lack of further legal avenues or safeguards • Very essence of right of access to court impaired • Emphasis on domestic courts’ key role in climate-change litigation and of access to justice in this field

Art 46 • Execution of judgment • General measures • Respondent State to assess specific measures to be taken with the assistance of the Committee of Ministers

 

Prepared by the Registry. Does not bind the Court.

ANTROPOCENE RIFLESSIONI DAL PUNTO DI VISTA DEI GIURISTI

Venerdì 24 novembre 2023 h 16:00
a partire dal volume di Domenico Amirante“Costituzionalismo ambientale. Atlante giuridico per l’Antropocene” Bologna, 2022
AULA 11 | DIPARTIMENTO DI GIURISPRUDENZA VIA A. PASCOLI | PERUGIA
SALUTI ISTITUZIONALI:
Prof. Maurizio OLIVIERO – Rettore dell’Università degli Studi di Perugia Ing. Luca PROIETTI – Direttore generale di Arpa Umbria
Prof. Andrea SASSI – Direttore Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
INTRODUCE E MODERA:
Prof. Daniele PORENA – Università degli Studi di Perugia – Direttore di CISAFAINTERVENGONO:
Prof. Lucio PEGORARO – Universidad de Salamanca
Prof.ssa Luisa CASSETTI – Università degli Studi di Perugia Prof. Antonio BARTOLINI – Università degli Studi di Perugia
CONCLUDE:
Prof. Domenico AMIRANTE – Università degli Studi della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”

LA RIFORMA COSTITUZIONALE IN MATERIA DI TUTELA DELL’AMBIENTE

Venerdì 28 gennaio 2022
7° Convegno annuale – In memoria di Beniamino Caravita di Toritto

Introduce Marcello Cecchetti (Ordinario Università degli Studi di Sassari)
Inizio lavori 28/01/2022 Ore 09:00
Università LUISS Guido Carli – Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza – Aula Giovanni Nocco – Via Parenzo n. 11, Roma s iconlocandina

La partecipazione in presenza è riservata ai Soci di Aidambiente fino a capienza dell’aula
Per ragioni organizzative si prega di inviare conferma all’indirizzo segreteria@aidambiente.it non oltre il 20 gennaio 2022
Si potrà partecipare all’evento anche in modalità telematica (le relative indicazioni verranno comunicate nei giorni immediatamente antecedenti)

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