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Implementing REDD+ safeguards and protecting the rights of tribal and forest communities in India: With special emphasis on the principle of free, prior, and informed consent
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Blue bonds: Sustainable financing for the Blue Economy around the Indian Ocean
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Correction: Advancing reproductive autonomy and justice in Asia
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Correction: Challenging criminalisation of young people’s bodily autonomy: conversations on non-punitive approaches to gender-based violence
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Averting the crisis of unsustainable sand mining in India: Law, governance, and citizen participation
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Equipping natural resources law for the anthropocene: The role of rights of nature
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Urban commons in the face of climate change: The challenge of private wetland conservation
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Stripping the shores: a legal analysis of the destructive tide of illegal sand mining
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Missing the forest for the trees: Implications of compensatory afforestation in India through an ecological and social lens
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North–South climate justice and private climate accountability
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Legal personhood and the rights of nature: Bridging relational Buddhist worldviews and Sri Lankan law
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Forest Conservation in India: Environmental Rule of Law or by Law?
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A call for transitioning to an ecocentric approach to further the sustainability paradigm focusing on nature–human relationship
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Environmental crises as crises of representation: Community rights and natural resource (Mis) management in India
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Natural resources at the crossroads of international environmental and trade law: Forgiving mismanagement or unfulfilled promises?
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Natural resources laws in Nepal: Can TWAIL be the guiding light?
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