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… 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 … against her for “usurpation and continued damage” of its property.186 It then called on the Honduran government to …

… Aarhus Convention The Convention aims at  protecting the right of every  person of present and future  … in emissions. • The authorities had not exercised their right to stipulate national emission requirements for ships. … Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property  …

… recreational activities, fisheries, tourism and coastal property values (e.g. Gilbert et al., 2014 and Watson and … particularly issues such as participa- tion and property rights, could help communities to innovate in ways …

… Equitable and reasonable refers generally to the equal right among states sharing an international watercourse to … have been deposited with the depositary. Jurisdiction: The right in international law for a state to exercise authority … ‘real detriment’ to, for example, human health, industry, property, environment or agriculture. Sustainable …

… collected from modules 1 and 2. The impact on common property subsistence users is also described. Module 4. … – The compensation costs of each scenario for common-property users are calculated. 4.3 Water Resource tools UK, …

… estimated by looking at the change in the market price of property due to the existence of absence of the particular … of the option to fish or bird watch in the future, or the right to bequest those options to your grandchildren. It also … of view, discounting future costs and benefits is the right way to approach the problem of time preference – at …

… coastal state exercises full sovereignty subject to the right of inno- cent passage for foreign ships; • a contiguous … law governing assis- tance to endangered vessels or property at sea. It requires both the salvor and the owner of … compensation may be awarded to direct damage to persons or property or impaired use by an established interest such as …

… indicate ‘when something is legal, is it assumed to be right’ regardless of the social and environmental context it … following meaning: ‘A person employed to manage another’s property, especially a large house or estate’, amid others as … period. Future demand takes into account population and property projections, water use data and trends and a range …

… not only be granted access and use rights but also the right to trade in the natural resource commodity that they … school access for girls; ensuring secure tenure of property to women and equitable access to natural resources …