Resources 'Germany'
The seminar organized at the ERA Congress Center in Trier, Germany, will deal with recent developments in European environmental law, primarily by analyzing the European Court of Justice's…
Environmental Investigation (UfU) is offering this conference in Berlin to contribute to the discussion around the new German Environmental Code. One of the workshops is especially focusing on the…
In this law review article, the authors argue that the German legislative act to implement the third pillar of the Aarhus Convention (Umwelt-Rechtsbehelfsgesetz) does not comply with the EC directive…
The Independent Institute for Environmental Investigations organized this workshop to draw initial conclusions on practical experiences with the new rights to access to environmental information in…
In this law review article the author describes two earlier German legislative bills to implement the second and third pillar of the Aarhus Convention. In German.(Original source: http://www.…
This website aims to disseminate information about the right to know and raise awareness and use of the newly available tools. It explains in a transparent way which institutions are obliged to…
In this legal article the author describes the various influences International and European Law has on access to justice for German NGOs. In German.(Original source: http://www.m-gellermann.de/…
The author describes and analyses the requirements the European Community Directive 2003/35 and the Aarhus Convention set out with respect to access to justice in environmental matters especially…
This legal article seeks to clarify the interlinkages between access to justice and democracy by means of a comparative analysis between the United States and German standing criteria. In German.
The report summarizes the various presentations with regard to the new legislative act held by representatives of the government, the judiciary, law professors and advocates. In German.
