Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law [Hardback]

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Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law

Regina M. Paulose (Ed.)

by Zoi Aliozi , Lu Shegay , Pierpaolo Petrelli (O.P. Jindal Global University), Alana Malinde S. N. Lancaster (The University of the West Indies (Cave Hill Campus)), Bolanle T. Erinosho (University of Derby), Hashali Hamukuaya (University of South Africa), Tajudeen Sanni (Centre for Transformative Environmental and Marine Law, Faculty of Shariah and Law, Villa College, Maldives), Mark Chadwick (Nottingham Trent University), Ronald Rogo (University of Nairobi, Kenia), Christine Okidi , Shabnam Moinipour , Henna J. Shah , Vy Thuy Nguyen

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Regina M. Paulose's "Blue Crimes and International Criminal Court" provides a momentous contribution to the evolving field of environmental criminology, specifically focusing on the legal lacunae and enforcement challenges surrounding oceanic exploitation. By examining the complex interplay of international law, criminal justice, and environmental degradation, Paulose offers a timely and critical analysis of the need for a more robust legal framework to protect our oceans in the 21st century. This work is essential reading for legal scholars, policymakers, and anyone concerned with the future of marine ecosystems.

Prof. Dr Binu Mole K.
Faculty of Maritime Law
School of Legal Studies
Cochin University of Science & Technology, Kochi, Kerala India

'Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law' is a multi-author volume which explores the connection between criminal law and water (including our oceans and other bodies of water). The volume seeks to contribute to evolving discourse around water rights and water justice around the world. This novel volume surveys topics such as climate justice and blue crimes, water governance, illegal, unregulated, and underreported fishing, Rights of Nature, and examines the utility of ocean treaties and justice and accountability mechanisms within international criminal law, 'Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law' is a companion volume to 'Green Crimes and International Criminal Law.'

Regina M. Paulose is an international criminal law attorney. She is the Editor of 'Green Crimes and International Criminal Law,' the companion volume to 'Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law.' She is the Executive Director of The Common Good Foundation, Inc and she is a member of the International Criminal Law Committee in the International Law Section of the American Bar Association.

United Nations Ocean Conference (Nice, France, 2025)
Addressing Blue Crimes and Developing SDG 14.

Piracy, oceans governance, blue crimes, blue justice, water rights, transnational organized crime, genocide