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… Parliament and Council (2000) and UNECE (1992). Box 7 Dispute settlement procedures under international law Dispute settlement in international law covers a broad …

… reasonable interests, rather than equal shares of water. Dispute settlement mechanisms are an important element of any legal … in practice, states have to agree on mechanisms for dispute settlement as well as enforcement instruments that …

… 74 4.4 Dispute Resolution … of shared waters and the mechanisms used for resolving any dispute that may arise between States currently sharing water … Such organisations however are not a guarantee for the settlement of conflicts. It is often necessary to resort to …

… of law. • Equity, balance and mutual benefit. • Peaceful settlement of disputes. 6 Adopted on 26 June 1945 and entered … at the southern side of the West Caprivi Game Park. This dispute goes to the heart of the conflict around the most … to be a derivative of the right to life. There is dispute as to the extent of human rights to water. It may be …

… of law. • Equity, balance and mutual benefit. • Peaceful settlement of disputes. 6 Adopted on 26 June 1945 and entered … at the southern side of the West Caprivi Game Park. This dispute goes to the heart of the conflict around the most … to be a derivative of the right to life. There is dispute as to the extent of human rights to water. It may be …

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… is locked with a rusty iron key over the famous 15-year dispute over the nation’s name. Prespa is the ground where … development in terms of flood prevention, agriculture, settlement development, and tourism (Fersch and Lang 2006). A … environmental impact assessment and scientific studies for dispute resolution has been found to be very high, especially …

… an important influence on the de- mographic situation and settlement disturbance in this region. In both countries, … general Tara area encompasses a mountainous region with a settlement pattern consisting of small settle- ments and … includes 15 villages. The average number of residents per settlement is 481. Such a network of scattered settlements …

… border territory where the two countries meet was under dispute, both sides claiming sovereignty, leading to military build-up and war in the 78km border zone. With no settlement in sight, both countries agreed that proclaiming … may be particularly vulnerable to encroachment, dispute and armed conflict, which can be caused or aggravated …

… Smelter arbitration (1935–1941) provides an example of a dispute that arose when one state’s polluting activities … of clear roles and responsibilities; the establishment of dispute resolution mechanisms; and with the promotion of … to reduce concrete water security risks is dispute settlement within the framework and mecha- nisms provided by …