Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface and acknowledgments to the first edition
- Preface and acknowledgments to the second edition
- Table of cases
- Table of treaties and other international instruments
- List of abbreviations
- PART I The legal and institutional framework
- PART II Principles and rules establishing standards
- 6 General principles and rules
- 7 Human rights and armed conflict
- 8 Atmosphere
- 9 Oceans and seas
- 10 Freshwater resources
- 11 Biological diversity
- 12 Hazardous substances and activities
- 13 Waste
- 14 The polar regions: Antarctica and the Arctic
- 15 European Community environmental law
- PART III Techniques for implementing international principles and rules
- Index
7 - Human rights and armed conflict
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface and acknowledgments to the first edition
- Preface and acknowledgments to the second edition
- Table of cases
- Table of treaties and other international instruments
- List of abbreviations
- PART I The legal and institutional framework
- PART II Principles and rules establishing standards
- 6 General principles and rules
- 7 Human rights and armed conflict
- 8 Atmosphere
- 9 Oceans and seas
- 10 Freshwater resources
- 11 Biological diversity
- 12 Hazardous substances and activities
- 13 Waste
- 14 The polar regions: Antarctica and the Arctic
- 15 European Community environmental law
- PART III Techniques for implementing international principles and rules
- Index
Summary
International human rights
C. Stone, Should Trees Have Standing? Towards Legal Rights for Natural Objects (1974); M. Uibopuu, ‘The Internationally Guaranteed Right of an Individual to a Clean Environment’, 1 Comparative Law Yearbook 101 (1977); W. Gormley, Human Rights and the Environment: The Need for International Co-operation (1976); J. Bryden, ‘Environmental Rights in Theory and Practice’, 62 Minnesota Law Review 163 (1978); P. Kromarek (ed.), Environnement et droits de l'homme (1987); W. Gormley, ‘The Legal Obligation of the International Community to Guarantee a Pure and Decent Environment: The Expansion of Human Rights Norms’, 3 Georgetown International Environmental Law Review 85 (1991); G. Alfredsson and A. Ovsiouk, ‘Human Rights and the Environment’, 60 Nordic Journal of International Law 19 (1991); I. Hodkova, ‘Is There a Right to a Healthy Environment in the International Legal Order?’, 7 Connecticut Journal of International Law 65 (1991); D. Shelton, ‘Human Rights, Environmental Rights, and the Right to the Environment’, 28 Stanford Journal of International Law 103 (1991); D. Shelton, ‘What Happened in Rio to Human Rights?’, 3 Yearbook of International Environmental Law 75 (1992); Human Rights Watch and National Resources Defense Council, Defending the Earth: Abuses of Human Rights and the Environment (1992); Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, Human Rights and the Environment: The Legal Basis for a Human Right to the Environment (1992); A. Trindade (ed.), Human Rights, Sustainable Development and the Environment (1992); R. Desgagne, ‘Integrating Environmental Values into the European Convention on Human Rights’, 89 AJIL 263 (1995); A. Boyle and M. Anderson (eds.), Human Rights Approaches to Environmental Protection (1996); Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund, Human Rights and the Environment (2001).
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- Principles of International Environmental Law , pp. 291 - 316Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2003