Resources

The Assistant Curator of the Swakopmund Museum Nadine Phiri together with Captain Salvadore will take you on a virtual tour into the Namibia's maritime history.

This short article provides a short overview of local knowledge, demonstrating that all communities possess local knowledge - rural and urban, settled and nomadic, original inhabitants and migrants.

An overview of some of the key learnings on the themes of: legal pluralism, coastal and maritime sovereignty, and the construction of ‘customary’ law and ‘traditional’ usage rights.

This article looks at the research done by David Wilson, a historian from Strathclyde University (Researcher in Early Modern Maritime and Scottish History).

The workshop aimed to test the use of the Legislative Guide and the draft Law and Policy Diagnostic Tool for Sustainable Small-Scale Fisheries.

This article discusses the key themes of inter-societal legal pluralism, coastal and maritime sovereignty, and the construction of ‘customary’ law, ‘Indigeneity’, and ‘traditional’ usage rights.

This article analyses and compares the contributions of the UNDROP and the SSF Guidelines to the recognition, protection, respect and full realisation of the human rights of those involved in SSF

This paper explores the immediate impacts of COVID-19 on the small-scale fisheries sector and exposes how governance failures within the fisheries sector have increased their vulnerability

Prof Morgera has published a new edition of her book analysing the latest international developments on business responsibility to respect environmental rights, which is available for free download

How to enable transformative science during the International Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development “Transforming ourselves before we transform how we make decisions on the ocean”

The One Ocean Hub is an international programme of research for sustainable development, working to promote fair and inclusive decision-making for a healthy ocean whereby people and planet flourish.

This written submission complements the oral evidence provided by Prof Elisa Morgera, Director of the One Ocean Hub, to the UK House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee

The International Seabed Authority recently held a consultation on a series of draft ‘Standards and Guidelines’ which set out how impact assessment of deep-sea mining projects should be undertaken.

Hub researchers gathered for the Deep-sea Life Summit where researchers explored various options to contribute to the 4th BBNJ Intergovernmental Conference.

This article suggests a principled approach to the negotiations on benefit-sharing from the use of marine genetic resources under a new international legally binding instrument on marine biodiversity.

This study provides an in-depth and accessible analysis on biodiversity as a human right

The relevance of the human right to science for the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction.

This Chapter analyzes the major underlying causes of marine biodiversity loss and focuses specifically on the lessons learnt for transformative ocean governance in the context of area-based management

This book aims to assess the degree to which corporate environmental accountability is addressed in public international law.

This resource called "5 elements to consider before you plan your next event" introduces you to the pros and cons of different kinds of events and helps you choose the right one