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Charlotte RENGLET is a PhD Researcher at the Faculty of Law and Criminology of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) under the supervision of Prof. Stefaan Smis (VUB) and Dr. Dorothée Cambou (University of Helsinki). Her PhD research focuses on human rights-based climate litigation and the impacts of climate change on indigenous peoples’ rights. Her objective is to critically assess the potential of strategic litigation based on human rights to obtain a better climate policy and protect the rights of indigenous peoples in the climate crisis. The provisional title of her dissertation is: “The potential and limitations of human rights-based systemic climate litigation to address the climate crisis and obtain climate justice for indigenous peoples”. This work is supported by the Research Foundation – Flanders (FWO - Research project G079120N).
Charlotte holds a master’s degree in law from the Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL) and an LLM in Public international law from the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB). The master’s thesis that she wrote during her LLM on the land rights of the Indigenous Negev Bedouins in Israel was later published as an article in the Belgian Review of International Law, for which she was awarded the Prize of the Belgian Society for International Law 2017.
After her studies and before starting her PhD research, Charlotte first did an internship at the International Humanitarian Law Service of the Belgian Ministry of Justice. She then practiced as a lawyer in the field of immigration law at the Brussels Bar from September 2015 to December 2018.
Onderzoeksinteresses
- International human rights
- Climate change litigation
- Indigenous Peoples' Rights
- Climate change litigation
- Indigenous Peoples' Rights
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Climate Change and Human Rights: A Comparative Analysis of the German and Belgian Climate Cases
Renglet, C. & Smis, S., 21 feb 2022, OpinioJuris.Onderzoeksoutput: Blog › Specialist › peer review
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The hidden cost of the energy transition in the Arctic: the impacts of wind power development on Sámi rights
Renglet, C., Jenkins, J. & Kurkinen, H., 2022, Blog of the Arctic Academy for Sustainability 2022.Onderzoeksoutput: Blog › Vulgarizing
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The Recognition of the Special Relationship of Indigenous Peoples with their Environment under International Law: A Potential Advantage in Climate Litigation?
Renglet, C., 2022, In: International Journal on Minority and Group Rights. 29, 4, blz. 720-746 27 blz.Onderzoeksoutput: Article › peer review
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The Belgian Climate Case: A Step Forward in Invoking Human Rights Standards in Climate Litigation?
Renglet, C. & Smis, S., 4 okt 2021, ASIL Insights, 25, 21.Onderzoeksoutput: Blog › Specialist › peer review
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The Decision of the Irish Supreme Court in Friends of the Irish Environment v Ireland: A Significant Step Towards Government Accountability for Climate Change?
Renglet, C., 2020, In: Carbon & Climate Law Review. 14, 3, blz. 163-176 14 blz.Onderzoeksoutput: Article › peer review
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Prijzen
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Prize of the Belgian Society for International Law
Renglet, Charlotte (Recipient), 2017
Prijs: Prize (including medals and awards)
Activiteiten
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Research stay at the University of Helsinki
Charlotte Renglet (Participant)
1 jun 2022 → 23 jun 2022Activiteit: Research and Teaching at External Organisation
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Indigenous peoples in human rights-based climate and environmental litigation: the unheard stewards of the voiceless?
Charlotte Renglet (Speaker)
16 jun 2022Activiteit: Talk or presentation at a conference
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“The recognition of the special relationship of indigenous peoples with their environment under international law: a potential advantage in climate litigation?”
Charlotte Renglet (Speaker)
10 jun 2021Activiteit: Talk or presentation at a workshop/seminar