Environmental justice without borders: the need for an international court of the environment to protect fundamental environmental rights

Article Abstract:

The authors argue for the formation of an international court of the environment, similar in structure to the International Criminal Court, to protect environmental rights as fundamental human rights. Topics include the impact of world trade on the environment.

International aspects, Environmental justice

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Does the world need a new international environmental court?

Article Abstract:

The author evaluates the adequacy of existing international and national judicial institutions in resolving international environment disputes and proposes that the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague be used for environmental dispute resolution.

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Regulation of the international trade of endangered species by the World Trade Organization

Article Abstract:

The author provides an overview of the regulation of the international trade of endangered species by the World Trade Organization and under the Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species multilateral environmental agreement.

International trade, World Trade Organization, Endangered species, Powers and duties, Treaties, Animals

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