The Swiss International Sports Arbitration Reports (2009) Vol. 1

Published: 1 June 2012

PEOPLE

P.M. Patocchi

M. (General Editors) Scherer

et al. (Assistant Editors)
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Litigation and Arbitration

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Internationale Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit und Kartellzivilrecht

Neue Impulse und bestehende Herausforderungen für die Anspruchsdurchsetzung, Zurich-Geneva 2025

AUTHORS
Yves Loher
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Litigation and Arbitration
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In a continued effort to align with European Union ("EU") sanctions, on 12 February 2025, the Swiss Federal Council implemented additional measures to align with the EU 15th sanctions package. The new Swiss restrictions, which primarily concern extended divestment deadlines and reinforced measures regarding court rulings involving Russian companies, came into force on 13 February 2025.

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In a historic ruling, the European Court of Human Rights ("Court") found that the European Convention on Human Rights ("Convention") encompasses a right to effective protection by the State authorities against the adverse effects of climate change. The Court found that Switzerland had failed to act in a timely and sufficient manner to adopt and implement relevant legislation and measures to mitigate climate change, violating Article 8 of the Convention. Although the judgment is final and binding, the Court did not order Switzerland to take specific measures to comply with the ruling. This new case law will undoubtedly have a significant symbolic and political impact. While the rights protected under the Convention are not directly applicable to private entities such as companies, the judgment may however add further momentum to so-called horizontal climate change lawsuits brought against private entities.