Climate Change and Human Rights
Francis Taylor Building, London, EC4Y 7BY
About this Event
Climate Change and Human Rights
This one-hour session brings together barristers from Francis Taylor Building to explore the evolving relationship between climate change and human rights.
Chaired by Morag Ellis KC, the discussion will offer legal insights from both domestic and international perspectives, as well as examine the complex debate between traditional human rights and the emerging concept of the rights of nature.
Panellists include:
Chair: Morag Ellis KC
UK Perspective: Charles Streeten
International Perspective: Merrow Golden
Human Rights vs. Rights of Nature: Mark O’Brien O’Reilly
Fleet Street Quarter BID and Francis Taylor Chambers
In February 2022, local businesses voted overwhelmingly in favour of establishing the Fleet Street Quarter Business Improvement District (BID). This favourable outcome demonstrated a strong mandate amongst businesses to work more collectively in leading, shaping and influencing a comprehensive programme of activity – positioning the Fleet Street Quarter as a thriving and vibrant destination.
Encompassing an area which features Fleet Street at its heart, but embracing fascinating areas such as Chancery Lane, Holborn, Ludgate Hill and New Street Square, the Fleet Street Quarter aspires to shape the whole area into a thriving place to live, work, and visit.
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