The panel will delve into the various legal strategies, procedural safeguards, and jurisdictional nuances that shape the pursuit of justice against public authorities in different countries. Drawing on examples from jurisdictions with diverse legal traditions, this session will explore how tools such as judicial review, constitutional challenges, administrative complaints, and human rights litigation can enable individuals and organisations to hold governmental entities accountable.

This panel will provide insights on how to navigate the often complex terrain of legal obstacles and procedural requirements. Participants can expect a thorough discussion of the practical challenges faced by litigants, an examination of the evolving case law, and a comparative perspective on the effectiveness of various remedial frameworks.