Human persons and the marine environment: reflections on the role of international human rights law

Laura Major; Elaine Webster

Human persons and the marine environment: reflections on the role of international human rights law

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Abstract

In this post, we introduce some of the questions and academic debates that we are reflecting on as part of a series of One Ocean Hub papers presented at the 5th Annual Law and Development Research Network Conference and as part of our work towards a journal article which asks, how does international human rights law see human persons in relation to the marine environment and what might this mean for future governance?

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Publication status	Published - 20 Dec 2021

Keywords

human rights
marine environment
One Ocean Hub

UN SDGs

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Human persons and the marine environment: reflections on the role of international human rights law

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Sea-ing Persons: Personhood, Human Rights, and the Future of the Marine Environment

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Human persons and the marine environment: reflections on the role of international human rights law

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Sea-ing Persons: Personhood, Human Rights, and the Future of the Marine Environment

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