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Regression, Non-Regression and Conflict of Interest: The role of the Aarhus Convention in Climate Law and Policy Accountability

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Organiser: EJNI

Date: November 17, 2025

Location: Online or In person Geneva, United Nations Building Room H.207-209, Building H, Palais Des Nations

Times: 12.30pm

Cost: Free Online

A series of side events will be organised on the margins of the eighth session of the Meeting of the Parties to the Aarhus Convention from the 17th – 21st of November.

The side events will cover a wide range of important topics. Their informal setting will allow participants to share diverse experiences related to the Aarhus Convention and the Protocol on PRTRs, fostering mutual learning and exchange.

Alison Hough has organised a panel discussion on the 17th of November (available online or in-person) to explore the role of the Aarhus Convention in climate law and policy accountability, including a fantastic line up of speakers Earthjustice, ClientEarth, Wildlife and Countryside Link, & Green Legal Impact.


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