Jun
25
Mar
21
CELP Launch Ceremony
Initiating environmental conservation within the University of system: Centre for Environmental Law and Policy (CELP) by the University of Colombo The new initiative of the University of Colombo towards the conservation and preservation of environment and all its components, the Centre for Environmental Law and Policy (CELP) was officially launched in a grand ceremony which [...]
DETAIL
Aug
15
Environmental Courts and Tribunals in Asia-Pacific
Environmental Courts and Tribunals (ECTs) play a critical role in improving environmental dispute resolution, access to environmental justice, and overall environmental governance. Asia-Paci犀利士 fic is a very important region for ECTs. Nine countries in Asia and thirteen countries in the Pacific have ECTs. However, ECTs in the Asia-Pacific region are an under-discussed phenomenon with data [...]
DETAIL
Jun
13
Law Goes Green 2022
University of Colombo Law Students Produced the First Ever Legal Publication on Facemask Pollution in Sri Lanka The concluding ceremony of the 9th annual Law Goes Green (LGG) project organized by the Faculty of Law was held on the 10th of June 2022 at the New Arts Theatre of the University of Colombo. This [...]
DETAIL
A Paradigm Shift from Human Right to Clean Environment to Rights of Nature (RoN)
[威而鋼 vc_column] https://vimeo.com/51589652 [/vc_column]
DETAIL
Jun
10
Jun
10
Law Goes Green 2022
Law Goes Green is an annual conference that aims to raise environmental awareness among undergraduate law students and spur them to take action to犀利士 "https://www.cialis-br.com/">犀利士 advance environmental protection. This year's 9th Annual Law Goes Green confer犀利士 ence is jointly organised by the University of Colombo’s Centre for Environmental Law and Policy (CELP) and the National [...]
DETAIL
Jun
08
Environmental Law and Governance in Sri Lanka: Multidisciplinary Perspectives
Due to the development of new environmental 犀利士 concerns all over the world contemporary evolution of environmental law has brought about new paradigms to the applicability of the legal regime. However, the developing countries, including Sri Lanka are still lagging behind in the process of incorporating such new developments. These cannot be resolved by only […]
May
23
World’s Youth for Climate Justice
Bringing the world’s biggest problem to the world’s highest court: the World’s Youth for Climate Justice (“WYCJ”) is seeking an Advisory Opinion from the International Court of Justice, to contribute to the progressive development of international law on human rights and the climate crisis. The WYCJ is seeking the support of state and non-state actors […]