A ineficiência das convenções internacionais no que tange ao papel dos estados na proteção dos animais selvagens em razão da diminuição constante das espécies

Abstract

This article aims to demonstrate the need for wildlife protection due to the steady decline of the species. The economic development of countries considerably affects the entire planet´s biodiversity. Thus, human activities impact on the environment throughout the environment, including the marine and the terrestrial environment (fauna and flora), whether as a result of industrialization and trade. Aiming to preserve the wildlife species that are at risk of being extinct, demonstrates the importance in highlighting important and significant international conventions for this purpose. Thus, these conventions allied to the Universal Declaration of Animal Rights, arise to minimize the economic approach that is embedded in the structure of many animal species, which are sometimes exterminated just to achieve profit. However there is still a way to go in terms of efficiency rules because animals are still dying and no responsibility penalized.