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Abstract: This article focuses on the judicial means used by environmental non-governmental organisations (ENGOs) to overcome the Plaumann test, the…

Abstract: The paper examines the concept of belligerent reprisals and assesses the legality of attacking the environment by way of reprisals. The law of…

Abstract: The judgment in A.K. and others v. Sad Najwyższy was eagerly awaited as another red line for the EU rule of law. It provided a test for assessing the…

Abstract: International bodies increasingly use state-generated indicators to monitor states’ compliance with international human rights law, particularly…

Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an unprecedented challenge for the provision of critical care. Anticipating an unsustainable burden on the health…

Abstract: This article examines the complex risks, costs and rewards of large-scale private law climate litigation – the climate litigation ‘holy grail’. It…

Abstract: The last issue of EJIL’s 30th anniversary volume opens with our ‘Afterword’ rubric, in which Janne E. Nijman, Francesca Iurlaro and Benjamin…

Abstract: The popularity of electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) has been steadily rising over the last decade. It is estimated that today around 41 million…