environnement
The Edge Malaysia | 9-jui-2025
Malaysian CSOs have urged the government to reject the inclusion of the ISDS clause in the RCEP agreement. They warn that ISDS allows foreign investors to sue governments over policies safeguarding public interests like health, workers, and the environment, potentially leading to costly legal battles and large payouts detrimental to national budgets.
SOMO | 2-jui-2025
How Shell and ExxonMobil use arbitration to offload the costs of closing the Netherlands’ largest gas field.
Common Frontiers | 11-jui-2025
El gobierno canadiense no debería implementar el acuerdo de libre comercio recientemente firmado con Ecuador debido a su potencial de facilitar abusos ambientales y de los derechos humanos.
CCPA | 11-jui-2025
Le gouvernement canadien ne devrait pas mettre en œuvre l’accord de libre-échange récemment signé avec l’Équateur, car cet accord risque de faciliter les atteintes à l’environnement et aux droits humains.
CCPA | 11-jui-2025
The Canadian government should not implement the recently-signed free trade agreement with Ecuador because the agreement’s potential to facilitate environmental and human rights abuses.
Latham & Watkins | 5-jui-2025
The landmark decision protects Croatia from defending against duplicative claims brought by investor.
Morning Star | 4-jui-2025
Rockhopper Exploration PLC suffered a blow in its campaign to win GBP190 million in tranche payments from the Italian government.
Ngā Toki Whakarururanga | 2-mai-2025
Aussie mining billionaire sues Australia for A$420 billion... Yes, this could happen in Aotearoa !!!
Mots-clés:
Australie ,
climat ,
différends investisseurs-état | ISDS,
environnement,
mines ,
Nouvelle-Zélande ,
peuples indigènes
Colorado Environmental Law Journal | 29-avr-2025
This paper explores the origins of international investment law and their implications for foreign investment protection law and policy in the twenty-first century.
CEPR | 2-avr-2025
Ecuador’s free trade agreement with Canada presents a glaring conflict of interest for President Noboa, whose family, one of Ecuador’s wealthiest, has a sizable financial stake in a Canada-based mining company.
Mots-clés:
Canada ,
différends investisseurs-état | ISDS,
droits humains ,
environnement,
Équateur ,
mines ,
souvraineté | démocratie
