The Reform of the United Nations Security Council and the Italian position
The Commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the United Nation (UN) was celebrated with a one-day high-level event at the
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Autore: Angelica De Vito
Black tide in Mauritius: liability and compensation according to the Bunker Convention
On the 25th of July 2020, the merchant ship Wakashio ran aground on the coral reef southeast of the tropical
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COVID-19 and Pollution: the link between infectious diseases and the environment
Discussion about how Covid-19 has to do with pollution is increasing, especially after the WHO declaration of pandemic[1]. According to
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Towards the International Tribunal For Environmental Disasters: from Chernobyl until the case of Norilisk
Introduction The concept of environmental justice was explained for the very first time during the World Climate Summit, held in
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Agenda 2030 and the International Environmental Awareness
Introduction Over the past thirty years, environmental protection has become an increasing need felt by the international community, which has
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Climate Change and Climate Refugees: the new challenges of the Century
1. Introduction The 1951 Refugee Convention of Geneva spells out who a refugee is and the kind of legal protection,
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