Environmental Injustice and Trampled Human Rights in Relation to Natural Environment During the Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict - Problems and Prospects
Reddhiman, Kinchit (2024)
Reddhiman, Kinchit
2024
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe202401092128
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe202401092128
Tiivistelmä
Human and all living elements begotten as parts of natural environment, hence, shielding it legitimately for sustainable and harmonious future is our foremost duty. Environment is the most former creation of the earth, but often falls under one of the most recent issues to be solved globally. However, lately but fortunately human started to realize the importance of natural environment. As a result, they started to adopt numerous safeguards to protect the environment and its belonging human rights via international and national laws, agreements, and by other subsidiary methods. In recent times, the environment and its subordinate human rights protection during armed conflicts and their sustainable development are seizing more international attentions. Nevertheless, this sensibility is moving forward a bit slowly. Meanwhile, many countries are still engaged in armed conflicts, where human rights and environment are the foremost victims. This environmental and human rights crisis is calling for immediate, lawful, and applicable actions. Therefore, as research topic this thesis has decided to work on the environmental and human rights injustice and destructions in relation to the Israel Palestine Armed Conflict.
The thesis had claimed that the most vindictive actions during the Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict injures the natural world in the loftiest way due to the gaps between laws and their applicability. Moreover, such impacts on natural environment are ultimately affecting the human rights, though there are numerous laws for such protection. Furthermore, the thesis has detected that, the legal provisions for the environmental and its connected human rights protections hold many challenges and unintelligibility on its application during the Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict. Hence, the prime purpose of the thesis is to find out the best possible and sustainable ways to solve these environmental and human rights for this running conflict. To fulfil such purpose, therefore, the thesis has applied ‘Doctrinal methodology’ in its research. The thesis has followed all applicable agreements and laws regarding the environmental and human rights matters that are compatible with the situation of Israel and Palestine. Moreover, the thesis has used journals articles, legal commentaries, research of legal scholars, book references, judicial decisions, and literature to support its legal arguments. Finally, the thesis has developed essential solutions on environmental and its connected human rights issues for these conflicted parties. The thesis has found that, to solve these mentioned issues and maintain peace and security for other States, the world community must work hand on hand. Besides that, both Israel and Palestine must respect and obey the international laws, e.g., international humanitarian law and international human rights law, along with their signed treaties. Basically, the research attempted to establish all the existing laws and principles of law that are applicable in the situation of the Israel Palestine Armed Conflict. In addition, the thesis has suggested in its result that, there are few viable solutions to the environmental and human rights issues by advancing and imposing the current laws as well as the development plans for these States.
The thesis had claimed that the most vindictive actions during the Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict injures the natural world in the loftiest way due to the gaps between laws and their applicability. Moreover, such impacts on natural environment are ultimately affecting the human rights, though there are numerous laws for such protection. Furthermore, the thesis has detected that, the legal provisions for the environmental and its connected human rights protections hold many challenges and unintelligibility on its application during the Israel-Palestine Armed Conflict. Hence, the prime purpose of the thesis is to find out the best possible and sustainable ways to solve these environmental and human rights for this running conflict. To fulfil such purpose, therefore, the thesis has applied ‘Doctrinal methodology’ in its research. The thesis has followed all applicable agreements and laws regarding the environmental and human rights matters that are compatible with the situation of Israel and Palestine. Moreover, the thesis has used journals articles, legal commentaries, research of legal scholars, book references, judicial decisions, and literature to support its legal arguments. Finally, the thesis has developed essential solutions on environmental and its connected human rights issues for these conflicted parties. The thesis has found that, to solve these mentioned issues and maintain peace and security for other States, the world community must work hand on hand. Besides that, both Israel and Palestine must respect and obey the international laws, e.g., international humanitarian law and international human rights law, along with their signed treaties. Basically, the research attempted to establish all the existing laws and principles of law that are applicable in the situation of the Israel Palestine Armed Conflict. In addition, the thesis has suggested in its result that, there are few viable solutions to the environmental and human rights issues by advancing and imposing the current laws as well as the development plans for these States.
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