Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law'Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law' is a multi-author volume which explores the connection between criminal law and water (including our oceans and other bodies of water). The volume seeks to contribute to evolving discourse around water rights and water justice around the world. This novel volume surveys topics such as climate justice and blue crimes, water governance, illegal, unregulated, and underreported fishing, Rights of Nature, and examines the utility of ocean treaties and justice and accountability mechanisms within international criminal law, 'Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law' is a companion volume to 'Green Crimes and International Criminal Law.' |
Contents
Exploring Ecocide as a Blue Crime Through | 1 |
Addressing Global | 65 |
Fisheries Crimes Blue Justice SmallScale | 133 |
Towards Legal Reform | 181 |
The Gibe III Dam Genocide against the | 221 |
The Intersection of Irans Water Crisis | 247 |
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