Human Rights and Water Tika Tangata me te Wai

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Human Rights and Water Tika Tangata me te Wai

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The New Zealand Human Rights Commission has produced this paper on human rights and water at a time of increased public debate about the human rights implications of water, who “owns” it, how it should be allocated and used, who should supply it, its cost and quality and how it should be regulated.The paper was written when water is being described as the new oil and when there are heightened tensions around water globally. This prompted the United Nations to increase attention on water from ...

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Research paper

Date created

15 Mar 2018

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Human Rights Commission (HRC) / Human Rights Commission | Te Kāhui Tika Tangata

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https://thehub.sia.govt.nz/resources/human-rights-and-water-tika-tangata-me-te-wai

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Food / Human Rights & Civil Liberties / Natural Resources / Research

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