Aminta Ossom

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Aminta Ossom is a Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School and Senior Instructor in the Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic, where she supervises human rights advocacy projects. She writes about rights-based responses to economic inequality, labor abuses, and climate change.

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Standing and Remedies in Climate Litigation:  How TotalEnergies Echoes KlimaSeniorinnen

The TotalEnergies climate case, whose merits were partially decided by the Paris Judicial Court in June, illustrates how associations may be the gateway through which rights-based climate cases survive. In that case, local governments and NGOs originally brought claims together against the French oil giant. They argued that TotalEnergies’ statutorily-required due diligence plan was incomplete because it…

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