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Accelerating Climate Justice: Key Lessons from Roundtables with Experts in Youth-Focused Litigation
May 22, 2025
•By Professor Megan Bowman
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About the Authors
Professor Megan Bowman
Full Professor of Law and founding Director of the King's Centre for Climate Law & Governance at King's College London
Professor Jenny Driscoll
Professor of Children's Rights in the School of Education, Communication and Society at King's College London and a former Family Law barrister
Franka Pues
Doctoral candidate in International Criminal Law and a Research Assistant on a project led by Professor Jenny Driscoll and Professor Megan Bowman, examining children's rights and climate change litigation.
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