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http://dx.doi.org/10.59704/fb65e8e747132955 https://verfassungsblog.de/who-is-afraid-of-actio-popularis/ Who is afraid of actio popularis? - On Separating Rights and Remedies in the ECtHR’s Climate Judgment Hohnerlein, Jakob eng 2024-04-26 electronic resource text/html ddc:342 Climate Crisis KlimaSeniorinnen Remedies Subjective Rights Subjektives Recht climate litigation Subjektives Recht Verfassungsblog Verfassungsblog--2366-7044 CC BY-SA 4.0 If, as the German experience suggests, the actio popularis exclusion serves to bar individuals from invoking objective illegality that does not concern rights, while standing of associations is a way to enforce objective legality despite the actio popularis exclusion, it is hard to see why this should have any relevance for the European Convention of Human Rights. Human rights are, after all, rights.