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8 September 2017
European governments must decide whether environmental democracy is a key value for the twenty-first century
The Center for International Environmental Law argues that the Aarhus Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation, and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters is at a critical existential moment. The organization calls on 47 European and Central Asian states meeting in Montenegro to reaffirm their commitment to environmental democracy against rising trends of judicial attacks on NGOs, the influence of industry lobbyists, and the emergence of illiberal democracies.
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Themes: environmental democracy aarhus convention environmental governance human rights climate policy
Center for International Environmental Law
Document type: Statement
Regions: Europe Central Asia Montenegro

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