1 At a time when increasing demand for water in developing countries as well as developed countries meets dwindling supplies often created by mismanagement or unsustainable development (Sustainable Development), the notion of a human right to water has been increasingly referred to in order to reinforce the bundle of human demands related to fresh water and to articulate the bundle of obligations that States have toward individuals within their jurisdiction and in neighbouring countries (Human Rights; Individuals in International Law; Jurisdiction of States;...
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