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Intergenerational equity and duty of due diligence as sea level rise mitigation frameworks to protect environmental rights of Indonesia’s future generations
This paper seeks to determine whether the future generations of Indonesia living in rising sea level impacted areas can be subject to the intergenerational principle coverage as crystallized in Law Number 32 of 2009 on Environmental Protection and Management. In addition, this paper also seeks to connect the dots between the national adoption of such a principle, as stated in Law Number 32 of 2009 on Environmental Protection and Management, and the possibility to further progress its viability in the foreign policy field of Indonesia.
The main thesis statement of this paper is to provide reasonableness for the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to up the ante in its climate foreign policy so that it is intrinsically intergenerational in nature. In summary, this paper hopes to answer 2 (two) pivotal research questions:
1. How should Indonesia’s climate foreign policy advance the intergenerational equity principle to protect the rights of the Indonesian future generations living in rising sea level impacted areas?
2. How must the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, alongside other relevant institutions, coordinate Indonesia’s duty of due diligence operationalization in cascading an environmental rights protection framework of the Indonesian future generations living in rising sea level impacted areas?
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