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Middle East · GenevaProgress toward a legally binding global treaty on plastics pollution stalled and went into reverse this week. The United Nations Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, ran overtime. It's likely to conclude this evening, without agreement.See the Story
The Global Plastics Treaty Process Has Fallen Flat—Here's What Went Wrong, and How You Can Help
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Climate ChangeMinister of Local Development and Acting Minister of Environment, Manal Awad, reviewed a report on the outcomes of the participation of the Egyptian delegation in the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee to develop an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including in the marine environment (INC-5.2).See the Story
Egypt's Minister of Environment Stresses Urgent Need to Address Plastic Pollution
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World Health Organization · GenevaThere are differing opinions on how regulations of the World Health Organization should be classified under traditional theories of the sources of international law. Are they treaties, fully subject to the law of treaties contained in the Vienna Convention and its counterpart in customary international law? Or should they be considered part of the secondary law of an international organization as a manifestation of the law-making authority of WH…Read Article
