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… broader guarantees of conservation as itself a right are emerging. A further challenge may arise from … across groups or within a single group. The right to property, e.g., may be asserted to limit the designation of a … asserted that the government had violated the right to property of all Panamanians by authorizing construction of a …

… in cultural life and to development, as well as the right to a healthy environment itself, which is recognized in … political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status, and which has the purpose or … concerned.31 Even without formal recognition of property rights and delimitation and demarcation of …

… development in their area, the communities’ right to participation and right to information are being … to food, the right to health, and indigenous rights to property, natural resources, and culture. Older human rights … to food, the right to health, and indigenous rights to property, natural resources, and culture. The UN Human Rights …

… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209 Article 11. Right to vote. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … where protected under national law • Intellectual property rights • Personal data, where confidential under … installation into air, water or land”. (e) Intellectual property rights; Under the Convention, public authorities may …

… 144 Article 11. Right to vote … on the domestic legislation, but may include material and property rights, as well as social rights such as the right … concern, rather than on the basis of narrowly defined property or other legal interests.87 The Resolution of the …