Due Diligence in International Law - From Environmental and Economic Law to Migrant Protection
Angelet, Nicolas
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Verfassungsblog
2024-07-30
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This contribution determines to what extent the international law obligations of due diligence, the no harm principle or the principle sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas can be relied upon today to advance extraterritorial obligations of states towards migrants. Crucially for this purpose, the due diligence obligation is not limited to individuals within the jurisdiction of a State. Rather, States must ensure that activities within their jurisdiction do not cause serious harm to individuals in the territory of another State or to common interests of the international community.
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Angelet, Nicolas
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