Publications/Panels

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Freya Doughty-Wagner

Published works, blogs, and conferences


In Progress:
Book: The Fourth Environmental Era: Climate Justice (Vernon Press)
With Professor Sumudu Atapattu of University of Wisconsin Law
Freya’s chapters include:
Climate Justice for Women: Gender-Mainstreaming Following the Lima Programme (with Robin Happel);
The Youth Climate Justice Movement and Online Harm (with Sarah Zarmsky)

Upcoming in 2023:
Conference:
Climate Justice for Children: the UNCRC and (draft) General Comment 26, European Society of International Law’s Annual Conference – Aix-en-Provence, France

Conference:
Climate Justice for Children: the UNCRC and (draft) General Comment 26, IUCN Academy of Environmental Law Colloquium 2023 – Joensuu, Finland

Journal Article:
The Torres Strait Islands and Climate Reparations for Small and Low-Lying Nations, for the The International Journal of Marine and Coastal Law

2023:
Blog:
The Next 100 Years of International Law: Emerging Voices and Early Career Research, for the American Branch of the International Law Association

2022:
Conference:
The Right to a Healthy Environment through a Child Rights Lens, UHC: The Right to Health in Emergencies, University of Naples, Italy
– As part of ‘The right to health: insights from young scholars’ panel

Conference:
Climate Justice for Women: Gender-Mainstreaming Following the Lima Programme, American Branch of the International Law Association’s International Law Weekend – Fordham Law School, NYC
– As part of the ‘The Fourth Environmental Era: Climate Justice’ panel (the only student panel submission accepted)

Blog:
The gold standard of the Lima Programme, in Open Global Rights (supported by the Center for Human Rights and Global Justice and the Future of Rights Program at New York University School of Law) as part of the Women, Climate and Insecurity series

Book Chapter:
Victim Participation as a Right: from the International Criminal Court to the European Court of Human Rights, in Contemporary Issues in Global Criminal Justice (Ed Johnston eds., Rowman and Littlefield)

Conference:
Gendered International Climate Change Approaches: victims or agents of change? COP’s Lima Programme v CEDAW Committee Recommendations
Women, Climate, and Insecurity – Helena Kennedy Centre, Sheffield UK

Conference:
Climate Justice for Women: The Golden Standard of the Lima Programme
10th Annual SJD Roundtable, American University, Washington DC

2020:
Blog:
Atmospheric Protection and the International Law Commission
Lex Lata, Lex Ferenda – Whitney R. Harris World Law Institute