The Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Human Rights was commissiond to conduct two case-studies in the framework of the development of an "Agenda for Human Rights", initiated by the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights. The studies deal with the situation of  "environmental refugees in Europe" and the pratical issues that need to be taken into account when considering the establishment of a "World Court of Human Rights". For more detailed information please click on a study. The whole studies are available for downlaod further down.

Ammer, Margit:  Climate Change and Human Rights: The Status of Climate Refugees in Europe

Kozma, Julia and Nowak, Manfred: A World Court of Human Rights

For further information on the Agenda and the other studies, please visit the website of UDHR60.