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Webinar Wrap-Up: Ecocide & Animal Protection under the Rome Statute
Can international criminal law ever protect animals? Key insights on ecocide and the Rome statute.
TAGS: 33 Bedford Row, animal advocacy, animal law, animal protection, animal rights, Animal Welfare, biodiversity, biodiversity loss, complementarity principle, corporate accountability, crimes against humanity, ecocide, ecocide law, Environmental Crime, environmental justice, environmental law, environmental protection, genocide, global justice, human rights, ICC, International Criminal Court, international criminal law, international law, legal reform, legal webinar, Rome Statute, transnational crime, war crimes, wildlife protection -
EPA Report: Catastrophic Illegal Peat Harvesting Threatens Ireland’s Environment
EPA Report: Catastrophic Illegal Peat Harvesting Threatens Ireland’s Environment. Commercial peat extraction operators engaged in large-scale unauthorised peat harvesting activities are in flagrant violation of environmental law
TAGS: biodiversity, Bog, Bord na Móna, Carbon, Councils, environment, Environmental Crime, EPA, Kildare, Local Authorities, Offaly, Peat, Report, Tipperary, turf, Westmeath -
Podcast: Impacts of the Illegal Wildlife Trade (UKFIU)
A 2 part podcast from the UK Financial Intelligence Unit on wildlife crime
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Minister Noonan announces ‘Seas off Wexford’ – Ireland’s largest Special Protection Area for seabirds
The new Seas off Wexford Special Protection Area (SPA), which is to be designated under the EU Birds Directive, will cover more than 305,000 hectares of important marine waters for a range of bird species throughout the year.