ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES FOR FIGHT AGAINST THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN CAMEROON: A LEGAL APPROACH
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Environment, Law, COVID-19 Pandemic, Zoonosis, HealthAbstract
The natural environment host diverse potentials for human survival on earth. It is from the environment that human health and well-being are articulated. To continue benefiting from such providence, humans owe duties to carter for the environment. Even so, the expected standards of care enshrined within international legal instruments initiated from the 1972 Stockholm Conference till date remain ineffectively implemented around the world. It however remains clear that efforts to expressly integrate human health benefits of the environment within environmental legal initiatives can just be a debut towards addressing zoonotic diseases, especially what has come to be known as the COVID-19 Pandemic. No doubt, it is in the natural environment that the pathogen resides, yet it is from the same environment too that humans have their well-being articulated and when affected, hopes lie on the same for a cure or solution. It is from this prism that the UNEP and WHO adopted the Health and Environment Linkages Initiative (HELI) in 2002 as well as One Health consideration of the Manhattan Principles of 2004, though implicitly reflected within Cameroonian legislations and administrative strategies at various levels.
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