Analysis reveals new constitutional rights and obligations for social groups, including women and migrants, indicating a growing complexity in environmental governance.
In this article, the author analyzes the individualization and differentiation of constitutional environmental rights and obligations. In the context of the study, the emphasis is placed on the fact that differentiation creates new constitutional environmental rights, and individualization is a specification based on different types of subjects. This classification distinguishes constitutional environmental rights of a person and citizen, minors, women, migrants, workers in hazardous industries and other categories of social groups.
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Larisa V. Yun (2025) studied this question.
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