The implications of the concept of common concern of a human kind on a human right to a healthy environment

Laura S. Horn

The implications of the concept of common concern of a human kind on a human right to a healthy environment

Laura S. Horn

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Abstract

An argument is presented that the concept of common concern of humankind could link other environmental concepts into the operation of this human right. It is also possible that claimants might depend on basic human rights such as the rights to life and health to justify their arguments that they are entitled to recompense for environmental degradation.

Original language	English
Number of pages	36
Journal	Macquarie journal of international and comparative environmental law
Publication status	Published - 2004

Keywords

sustainable development
social aspects
environmental protection
environmental law, international
human rights

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The implications of the concept of common concern of a human kind on a human right to a healthy environment

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UN SDGs

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