159 KB0 KB201020252025Zagorc, Špelaštevilka:104str. 159-193ISSN:1408-9653COBISSID_HOST:267616003URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-PAAUL8TAenFakulteta za slovenske in mednarodne študijeDignitas (Ljubljana)case lawČlovekove praviceECHRECtHREKČPESČPhealthy living environmentMednarodna sodiščapravica do zdravega življenjska okoljaprotection of human rightssodna praksavarstvo človekovih pravicThe right to a healthy living environment in the context of the European Convention on Human Rights|Although more than 150 countries recognize the right to a healthy environment in their national constitutions, there is no autonomous, globally recognized human right to live in a healthy environment. Despite the absence of explicit rec-ognition of the human right to a healthy living environment in the international environment, it exists and is developing through the application of already existing internationally recognized human rights to environmental issues. the con-ducted analysis, presented in this Article, implicitly formu-lates the right to a healthy living environment as it stems from the EcHr and the case law of the EctHr. the presented Article is focused on the substantive and procedural aspects of essential EcHr rights that can be implicitly linked to the right to a healthy living environment, while also identifying and defining the most important factors that ensure the ef-fective enforcement and protection of the right to a healthy living environment in accordance with the EcHr. the pre-sented concept of a model of the right to a healthy living environment, as it implicitly derives from the EcHr and the EctHr, offers a broader insight into the right to a healthy living environment, together with extensive, yet fundamen-tal arguments stemming from the case law of the EctHr. Undoubtedly, the results of the conducted analysis contribute to raising awareness and strengthening environmental protection as well as protecting the rights of individuals in relation to the topic at the national levelČeprav več kot 150 držav priznava pravico do zdravega okolja v svojih nacionalnih ustavah, pa avtonomne, svetovno priznane človekove pravice do življenja v zdravem okolju ni. kljub odsotnosti izrecnega priznanja človekove pravice do zdravega življenjskega okolja v mednarodnem okolju le-ta obstaja in se razvija z uporabo že obstoječih medna-rodno priznanih človekovih pravic v okoljskih vprašanjih. Izvedena analiza, predstavljena v tem prispevku, implicitno oblikuje pravico do zdravega življenjskega okolja, kot ta iz-haja iz EkČP in sodne prakse EsČP. Predstavljeni prispevek se osredotoča na vsebinske in postopkovne vidike bistve-nih pravic iz EkČP, ki jih je mogoče implicitno povezati s pravico do zdravega življenjskega okolja, hkrati pa opredeli najpomembnejše dejavnike, ki zagotavljajo učinkovito uve-ljavljanje in varstvo pravice do zdravega življenjskega oko-lja v skladu z EkČP. Predstavljeni koncept modela pravice do zdravega življenjskega okolja, kot ta implicitno izhaja iz EkČP in EsČP, ponuja širši vpogled v pravico do zdravega življenjskega okolja, skupaj z obsežnimi, a temeljnimi argu-menti, ki izhajajo iz sodne prakse EsČP. rezultati opravljene analize nedvomno prispevajo k ozaveščanju in krepitvi var-stva okolja ter varstvu pravic posameznikov v zvezi z obrav-navano tematiko na nacionalni ravniTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaFakulteta za slovenske in mednarodne študije v Kranju