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Grounds for extraterritorial human rights obligations of states / P.L. Marshyn
Секция 2. Международное право: теория и практика применения в современных условияхАвтором рассматриваются основания возникновения экстерриториальных обязательств государств по правам человека в соответствии с практикой Международного Суда ООН, Комитета ...
Маршин, П. Л.
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Corporate environmental governance has emerged as a critical global priority amid escalating environmental challenges. In recent years, many countries have implemented laws such as “Supply Chain Laws” and “Corporate Due Diligence Laws” to strengthen ...
Zehua Tian, Wusong Yang, Xi Tang
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EU Trade Agreements and Human Rights: From Extraterritorial to Territorial Obligations
As the European Union (EU) pursues bilateral trade agreements with third states, the EU should be cognizant of the potential ‘extraterritorial’ impacts of these agreements on the enjoyment of human rights in third states when designing and concluding bi-
Ryngaert, C.M.J. +3 more
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International law recognizes the right of landlocked states to access the sea, yet treats the conditions of access as matters of transit, trade and interstate agreement.
Wakjira Tesfaye Beriso
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Extraterritoriality and the Right to Health. The Concept of Core Obligations.
The article aims at distinguishing and analyzing the extraterritorial obligations of states within the contemporary debate on human rights, with a particular focus upon the right to health.
Bach-Golecka, Dobrochna
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With the increase in the number of international legal obligations and the absence of centralized institutional enforcement, economic coercion has become increasingly widespread as a tool for ensuring compliance with international law.
E. S. Rodionova
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The impact of extraterritorial and secondary sanctions on contractual obligations
This chapter delves into the question of the impact of extraterritorial and secondary sanctions on private contractual relations. It opens with a discussion of the characterisation of extraterritorial and secondary sanctions as potential legal or factual
Rodriguez Silvestre, Felipe +5 more
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In an era in which doubt has been cast over the international legal discipline’s internationalist credentials, scholarship which addresses alternative perceptions and conceptions of international law in the non-West deserves our full attention.
Ryngaert, C.M.J. +3 more
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The rise of globalization and the persistence of global poverty are straining the territorial paradigm of human rights. This book asks if states possess extraterritorial obligations under existing international human rights law to respect and ensure ...
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