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UN Watercourses Convention User’s Guide
… states. Yet, the perceived threat of losing national sovereignty is increasing the political cost of adopting 10 … of 1961, which recognised the concept of limited territory sovereignty over international watercourses.47 The early work … theory (in that they all possess the characteristics of sovereignty) and where no state has authority over another.60 …
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
… subsoil below and the airspace above these. A state enjoys sovereignty within its territory but beyond that a state can only have less than sovereignty, for example sovereign rights, jurisdiction, … conditions as provided in article 47. A coastal state’s sovereignty within its territorial sea and archipelagic …
Introduction to the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture
… Sustainable Use of PGRFA ................47 2.3.10. State Sovereignty and Sovereign Rights over Genetic Resources … and on-farm management of crop diversity.31 2.3.10. State Sovereignty and Sovereign Rights over Genetic Resources ‘Sovereignty’ means having supreme autho- rity within a …
Farmer's Rights in the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture
… are granted rights in this direction subject to state sovereignty. Countries are free to define the legal space … training and policies that strengthen biodiversity, food sovereignty and the rights of those at the heart of resilient … and global issues that affect the food security and sovereignty of resource-poor Filipino farmers. MASIPAG also …