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… and the principles of international law, the sovereign right to exploit their own resources pursuant to their own … ever more intertwined with it—trade law, maritime law, intellectual property law and human rights are some examples.6 At 5 See …

… communities and the individuals comprising them have the right to participate in decision-making processes with … level, in addition to standard legislation protecting property rights for everyone, several nation’s constitutions, … any resource, land or territory, the use of any cultural, intellectual, religious or spiritual property, or the …

… also estimated that lead exposure burden of idiopathic intellectual disability, and Evaluation 2016). The world’s … active dumpsites affect the lives of loss of lives and property when landslides and collapses occur (United Nations …

… Stockholm and 1992 Rio Declarations focus on the human right to a safe and clean environment. The Stockholm … leaded petrol. It also has a positive impact on children’s intellectual ability (Tsai and Hatfield 2011). Figure 18: The … to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural …

… to stifle environmental activism and land rights defence right across the world, including in ‘developed’ countries … are also being charged with common crimes such as property damage or disruption of public works for opposing … so, and successfully prosecutes both the material and intellectual authors of such crimes > Carry out due diligence …

… for the functioning of society (encompassing cultural and intellectual aspects); and (ii) There are no available … (b) The impact on the right and ability of patients in parties operating under … conversion costs, technology transfer and intellectual property rights; 4. To hold in 2016 a series of Open-ended …