Lorena Zenteno Villa

Lorena Zenteno Villa is a Chilean attorney specialized in human rights, former member of the judiciary in Chile. She is currently enhancing her qualifications by pursuing an SJD at the University of Miami, focusing on climate change and human rights in Latin American Courts.

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Gender, Justice, and the Climate Emergency

Pilar Maturana Cabezas Lorena Zenteno Villa

The global climate crisis exacerbates structural inequalities. Women, who defend human and environmental rights, face specific forms of violence that, in many cases, are neither recognized nor adequately addressed by...

Symposium
Climate Change Conference COP29

Reassessing Common But Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities

Valerie Fajardo Alyssa Huffman Lorena Zenteno Villa

The Principle of ‘Common But Differentiated Responsibilities and Respective Capabilities’ (CBDR-RC) holds all states responsible for addressing human-driven climate change and environmental destruction but acknowledges that some states have historically...