Human rights for conservation: A rights-based approach to fisheries governance

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The sustainable management of fishery resources in the Pacific region will greatly influence the long-term development of many Melanesian nations. This article will demonstrate that the incorporation of a rights-based approach to fisheries governance would facilitate the achievement of conservation objectives by encouraging sustainable behaviour amongst fishing communities. The significant role of legal stewardship will be highlighted thus emphasising the importance of robust law for both sustainability and human rights.

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Zheng, G. (2018). Human rights for conservation: A rights-based approach to fisheries governance. Alternative Law Journal, 43(1), 55–59. https://doi.org/10.1177/1037969X17748375

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