A responsabilidade socioambiental à luz dos tratados internacionais

Abstract

The man was slow to realize that their greed would bring problems to his environment, and consequently, his own health. When he realized this, his habit of living becomes a major standoff in solving such problems. This paper discusses the progress of international law in relation to environmental law, showing the main events in relation it from the 60s until today. Highlighting the Stockholm conference (1972) and the Rio de Janeiro conference (1992), which were events that encompassed the first regional environmental problems and sparse. Talks then about the international responsibility of States for damage caused to the environment reflecting on the theme with the current doctrinal theories of liability or fault subjective and objective or risk. It will be based on the draft Articles on International Liability of States, prepared by the International Law Commission of the UN. Finally, the study addresses the consequences and effects arising fro the violation of legal standards and obligations under international law by States, both in tort and in lawful acts.