Reforming Land Public Interest Litigation in China: Addressing Legal and Practical Barriers by Jing Zhang, Shuchen Tang, Yongcun Cui, Aitong Ji

Subjects: “…land public interest litigation…”
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Public interest litigation protection policy of commemorative architectural cultural heritage: a case study from China by Bowen Yang, Xinmiao Yang, Huang Xiao

“…Abstract Memorial architectural cultural heritage imbues a nation’s essence and vitality. The public interest litigation mechanism effectively shields against infringements on this heritage. …”
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SuperHyperSoft Set for Selection Strategies for Achieving Human Rights in Artificial Intelligence through Civil Public Interest Litigation by Juan Zhao

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Strategic Litigation in EU Law: Who does it Empower? by Pola Cebulak, Marta Morvillo, Stefan Salomon

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A Comparative Analysis of "Public Interest Claims" in US and Indian Legal Systems by Hadi Salehi, hossein sharifi

Subjects: “…public interest litigation…”
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Borrowing and Transplant in South Asian Constitutionalism: Comparative Analysis by Zobayer Akon, Mahmudul Hasan, Minhajul Abedin Chowdhury

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The Age of Rights: Towards an anthropology of civil society associations in Nepal by Barbara Berardi Tadié

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The Role of Environmental Activists in Governing Riverscapes: The Case of the Yamuna in Delhi, India by Alexander Follmann

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China’s marine plastic pollution governance path: focusing on the judicial positioning of PIL initiated by procuratorial agencies by Ben-Chao Fu, Chuan-Kai Guo, Xiu-Juan Li, Hai-Dong Cai, Jin-Hua Guo, He-Ran Li

Subjects: “…marine environmental public interest litigation…”
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A Chronicle of Law Implementation in Environmental Conflicts: The Case of Kaziranga National Park in Assam (North-East India) by Joëlle Smadja

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Mobilizing the Rights of Homeless EU Citizens in the Netherlands by Dion Kramer

“…The contribution explores the context and motivations that led a broad coalition of actors—ranging from homelessness organizations, advocacy groups, a public interest litigation organization and legal experts—to join efforts and consider strategic litigation a credible avenue to protect the interests of the most vulnerable under EU law within a national and local context. …”
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Biodiversity and the Indian Judiciary: Tracing the Trajectory by G. N. Gill, N. Chowdhury, N. Srivastava

“…The use of public interest litigation (PIL) in both environmental and biodiversity matters is welcomed by the senior judiciary (Supreme Court and High Courts) and also by the specialised environmental tribunal, National Green Tribunal (NGT). …”
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Governmental claims system for marine ecological damage in China by Lei Yang, Hao Liang, Yu-jing Li

“…The thesis delves into the nature of claim litigation as a distinct category of public interest litigation and elucidates the relationship with other types of legal proceedings.…”
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Chinese Professional Consumers at 30: The Rise and Impending Fall by Yi Lu, Herwig C.H. Hofmann, Felix Pflücke

“…The second is the displacement by procuratorial public interest litigation. Although seemingly contradictory, these two positions exemplify a distinctive Chinese approach to the co-governance strategy, which is characterized by the preponderance of public authority.…”
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From value recognition to effective implementation: the main problems and strengthening paths of law enforcement to combat IUU fishing by Linlin Chen, Yuejun He

“…To address this institutional predicament, a systematic governance framework is proposed: Value dimension : Establish sustainable value-shaping mechanisms through capacity-building programs to foster long-term ecological consciousness; Regulatory dimension : Develop precision-engineered administrative-criminal linkage protocols to ensure coherent legal implementation; Operational dimension : Forge a three-dimensional governance architecture integrating administrative enforcement, criminal justice, and public interest litigation to construct a comprehensive “administrative-criminal-civil” liability regime. …”
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Constitutional Environmental Rights by Asmaa Khadim

“…The extent to which resource-producing nations have constitutionally entrenched environmental rights protection reveals new avenues for addressing climate change that may expand current understandings of the legal strategies that are available to public interest litigants. As this human rights-based approach gains momentum around the world, it has the potential to have a ‘snowball effect’ on a global scale that may complement other climate mitigation strategies. …”
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