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Title: The human right to a healthy environment in international law
Authors: Abdilla, Marvic (1999)
Keywords: Human rights
Environmental law, International
Environmental health
Environmental responsibility -- Malta
Issue Date: 1999
Citation: Abdilla, M. (1999). The human right to a healthy environment in international law (Master’s dissertation).
Abstract: This research explores the existence of a new rule of customary international law, mainly the human right to a healthy environment in international law. The thesis goes into the basic elements of a human right and compares them with the main elements of the human right under consideration. Then the study analyses the actual meaning of the human right to a healthy environment, taking into consideration also related fields in international law. The establishment of the human right as a norm of customary international law necessitates a study of the recognition of the right in international and national legislation, including also Maltese law. The study tries to prove that the human right to a healthy environment is established as a norm of customary international law and makes proposals so that it is better respected and enforced worldwide.
Description: M.JURIS
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/130028
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Dissertations - MA - FacLaw - 1994-2008

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