Paper published online, in progress MARIA D’ARIENZO Dialogue with religious denominations in the construction of the EU legal space and in the legal regulation of new artificial intelligence technologies
Paper published online in progress FABIO FRANCESCHI Religious claims in child-rearing under the case law of the European Court of Human Rights
ABSTRACT
The contribution addresses the issue of the effectiveness of human rights in the environmental field in light of the most recent developments in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, with particular reference to the judgment Cannavacciuolo and Others v. Italy of 30 January 2025, and explores the role of religious denominations as emerging actors in the processes of building climate justice and a participatory environmental democracy. Through practices of advocacy, awareness-raising, and cooperation with public institutions, religious denominations contribute to the development of governance models based on participation, collaboration, and shared responsibility for the protection of natural ecosystems, also in the interest of future generations
KEYWORDS
Human rights; environmental protection; religious denominations
