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Shоrt Answer Wоrd Limit: 250 wоrds. The design of the Pаris Climаte Agreement аround nationally determined mitigation targets has led commentators to argue that international law has become irrelevant to solving the climate crisis. And yet, a recent landmark ruling in the European Court of Human Rights held that Switzerland had violated its citizens' human rights by not doing enough to stop climate change, specifically in violation of its climate commitments under Paris. The Applicants before the court noted that Switzerland had failed to live up to its climate commitments by reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent by 2020 compared with 1990 levels. The ruling noted that between 2013 and 2020, Switzerland had reduced its emissions levels only around 11 percent. The Applicants argued that this, as well as the state's failure to use tools that could quantify its efforts to limit emissions, such as a carbon budget, had "failed to protect citizens from the effects of global warming." In light of this successful ruling (and the presumption that Switzerland, to maintain its reputation as a "rule-of-law state," will consider the ruling legally binding), are the critics right that international law is irrelevant to solving the climate crisis? Discuss the pros and cons of the litigation strategy in light of the climate regime.
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