Resources 'right to bring an action'

The Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity affirm States’ obligations to ensure effective protection of all…

In the article, published in a journal of religion and science Zygon, the author encourages religious communities to be actively involved in the ethical issues of the genetic engineering process and…

On this page you can find descriptions and contact details of European networks that are active in the field of environmental public information, communication and awareness raising. Also listed are…

The EU provides a wealth of funding opportunities—a budget of some 126.5 billion making it the world’s largest institutional donor. To enable nongovernmental organizations to take full advantage of…

This collection contains six case studies on implementation of the Aarhus Convention mainly in Central and Eastern European countries recently admitted to the European Union which address questions…

The project CIPAST (Citizen Participation in Science and Technology) aims at encouraging the active participation of society in the policies of scientific research and technological innovation: to…

This article describes how citizen monitoring and an NGO's watchdog inquiry using Mexico's new freedom-of-information act alerted the public to the importation of contraband genetically-…

The Belgrade Report being prepared for the Sixth "Environment for Europe" Ministerial Conference is a short, policy oriented indicator-based report responding to the Belgrade Agenda and…

This paper presented at the Fourth Global Conference Environmental Justice and Global Citizenship explores participatory governance through analysis of two case studies; the ‘Conference de Citoyens’…

This Research Group is focused on environmental governance, particularly from the perspective of the participation of hard-to-reach, disadvantaged and disenfranchised groups. The research undertaken…