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… 12 Coastal State Standard-Setting Rights in Offshore Zones and International Navigation Rights … 67 ix III.D. Pollution (and Other Disturbances) From Human Activities … freely from one area to anoth- er; and (2) more intense human pressures due to growing population, technological …

… economic growth, enhanced social inclusion, improved human welfare, and create opportunities for employment and … same depletable natural resources and to count on the same human resources to improve or sustain the living conditions … stakeholders; empowerment for all and respect of all human rights; recognition and enhancement of the role of indigenous …

… also possibly geological/geomorphological features, where human visitation, use and impacts are controlled and limited … character and influence, without permanent or significant human habitation, protected and managed to preserve their … the primary interests of stakeholders 20 Box 12 Rights-holders and stakeholders 22 Box 13 Engaging Indigenous …

… nature that are not mentioned. ISBN 978-92-5-105871-8 All rights reserved. Reproduction and dissemination of material … coordination of regulatory activities designed to protect human, animal and plant life and health and the environment. … 6 horticulture, fisheries, native biodiversity and human health. Appropriate responses include eradication, …

… The importance of biotechnology for food, agriculture, human health, environmental protection, etc, has been … because of the existence of intellectual property rights such as patents and plant breeder’s rights. In the … promote and to organize the infrastructure investments and human resources that add value and contribute to its …

… the critical issue of indigenous peoples having lost their rights of tenure and of managing indigenous sacred sites … “The land, and how we treat it, is what de- termines our human-ness. Because land is sacred and must be looked after, … Assembly, 61st session, agenda item 68, Report of the Human Rights Council. Verschuuren, B. (2006), “Socio-cultural …

… 24 2.1.8 WTO Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights Agreement (TRIPS) … They are an important component of food security and of human livelihoods in most developing countries, serving as … genetic resources 7 Conservation of AnGR refers to all human activities including policies, strategies, plans and …

… so that the Regime, once adopted, can contributed to human development, cooperation and well- being. Through a … conventions or otherwise. Multilateral agreements create rights and obligations for the Parties to those agreements as … do not fulfil their obligations, due to either a lack of human, technical or financial resources and capabilities or …

… School of Law, Norway, and heads the Saami Council’s Human Rights Unit. He holds a law degree from the University of … of present or imminent emergencies that threaten or damage human, animal, or plant health; and � consider the importance …

… and strengthening national institutions 13 4.1 Procedural rights 13 4.2 Research, education and training 14 4.3 … major global events like the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment of 1972, and two decades later, the United … the Final Act of Lagos as well as the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights, and stresses the necessity to work …