موقف السودان من الاتفاقيات الدولية لحماية البيئة

Abstract EN

The study dealt with Sudan’s position on international agreements to protect the environment.

The scope of the study included environmental agreements signed by Sudan.

The problem of the study was in determining the nature of environmental crime in international agreements and proving it, and that it was not incorporated into the Sudanese legislation to protect the environment.

The importance of the study is based on several considerations.

Despite the large number of environmental agreements signed by Sudan, they have not achieved their goals, and the environment is still polluted.

The study aimed to highlight the international agreements to protect the environment from pollution and Sudan’s position on these agreements, the study reached a number of results: Some developed countries export polluted materials to developing countries either through expired goods or polluted materials or on the basis of experiments.

One international organization concerned with following up on environmental pollution crimes, it expected deterrent penalties.

The lack of interest of regional organizations in environmental pollution issues.

Of the recommendations the most important of them are: expressly stipulating in all international agreements for environmental protection to stop the export of pollutants while establishing strict international control controls on exported goods Creating a new international organization that deals with environmental affairs in general, with specific competencies and responsibilities that have the ability to impose deterrent penalties on each party that violates its duties.

To include environmental pollution crimes in the Rome System as crimes against humanity.