In the last 15 years, litigation before international and domestic judicial and quasi-judicial bodies has increasingly prompted state and corporate actors to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and redress harms associated with the impacts of climate change. The Climate Change Litigation Seminar will focus on major developments in climate litigation in Europe and their implications for Finland. It will feature leading climate change litigation experts and practitioners, reflecting on recent developments before European courts. The event will be organised in hybrid form at the University of Helsinki and online in two parts: 1) International programme at 9.00-12.30 (EET). Presentations and discussion of the state of European climate litigation, recent cases and their implications. 2) Finnish programme ”Ilmasto-oikeudenkäynnit ja Suomi” at 13:30-16:30 (EET) (EET). Mukana ovat 2035Legitimacy-hankkeen tutkijat Antti Belinskij, Kati Kulovesi, Milka Sormunen sekä puhujia valtionhallinnosta, tuomioistuinlaitoksesta, yliopistoista sekä kansalaisjärjestöistä. The event is open to all and you can sign up to only one or to both parts of the seminar.