Human dimension and environmental human rights in the international system of the environmental protection
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2020-03-02
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Scientific Association for Research and Strategic Studies Aalborg Academy of Sciences – Denmark
Abstract
The purpose of this research is to identify the patterns and current trends in the formation of human consciousness and environmental human rights in the process of modernizing world civil society in order to form a single international environmental protection system. An important component of the new worldview should also be the noospheric thinking, the main motive of which is the responsible attitude of man towards the future of the planet on the basis of awareness of both the destructive possibilities of modern humanity and the conditionality of its existence for the preservation of a healthy environment. Taking into account the drawbacks of the formation of international law on the basis of exclusively interstate agreements, international law, at the present stage, should actively involve various social groups, social movements, representatives of territorial communities and other subjects of private law relations in making valid decisions, activating their influence on humanization and socialization of activities of the governments, and for states – to develop recommendations for building a new style of relations with their citizens in order to build a single international system of the environment protection
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Contents: Introduction. The first topic: environmental human rights and the
concept of the human dimension. The second topic: international law and order as a component of the noosphere
Keywords
environmental human rights, access to environmental Information, global environmental crisis, human consciousness, international environmental protection, world civil society
Citation
Human dimension and environmental human rights in the international system of the environmental protection // Journal of Law and Political Sciences.Vol. (23)-Tenth year - issue (2) March 2020. P. 133-174