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Instrument of Change I Written by Cliona Kimber SC

Do we need a legal right to a healthy environment? Proposals for the European Convention on Human Rights.

Instrument of Change  I  Written by Cliona Kimber SC

One-stop court proposed to tackle wildlife and pollution issues - Irish Examiner

The new court would be less formal than regular courts, and would be able to deal with disputes between neighbours over environmental matters, water pollution, wildlife offences, hedge cutting, or habitat destruction, at a much lower legal cost for all concerned.

One-stop court proposed to tackle wildlife and pollution issues - Irish Examiner

Urgent need for dedicated environment court in Ireland, symposium told
The Irish Times

Cliona Kimber: ‘Despite this vast body of law the environment is still routinely destroyed and despoiled.’

Urgent need for dedicated environment court in Ireland, symposium told
The Irish Times

Lawyers call for dedicated Irish environmental court, Irish - Legal News

Ireland should have a dedicated environmental court along the lines of the Workplace Relations Commission or the Labour Court, experts will tell the Climate Bar Association’s inaugural symposium.

Lawyers call for dedicated Irish environmental court, Irish - Legal News

People don't report environmental crimes for fear of upsetting neighbours, research finds - Irish Examiner

Cultural factors such as reluctance to confront neighbours, a lack of legal knowledge, and cumbersome procedures are just some of the barriers when it comes to enforcing environmental law in Ireland, research has shown.

People don't report environmental crimes for fear of upsetting neighbours, research finds - Irish Examiner
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