The implications of seabed mining in the Area for the human right to health

Overview of attention for article published in Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law, October 2022

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RT @AlineJaeckel: States’ obligations under the human right to health are relevant for how seabed mining on the international seabed is reg…

10 Mar 2023

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States’ obligations under the human right to health are relevant for how seabed mining on the international seabed is regulated. Great piece by @GrahamHamley https://t.co/yLuvYUgYR9

10 Mar 2023

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RT @OneOceanHub: 📢Happening today! Hub Director Elisa Morgera will be speaking about the future of One Health governance & negotiations fo…

12 Dec 2022

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RT @OneOceanHub: 📢Happening today! Hub Director Elisa Morgera will be speaking about the future of One Health governance & negotiations fo…

12 Dec 2022

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