Marine Plastic Pollution Rule of Law in Asia-Pacific Workshop

Speaker’s slides (in alphabetical order of last name)

• • Eric Bea, Closing the GAP Between the National and the Global: A Regional and Market-Based Approach to End Plastic Pollution

• • Ritwick Dutta and Rahul Choudhary, Fixing Liability for Marine Plastic Pollution: Legal and Policy Challenges in the Indian Context

• • Rose-Liza Eisma-Osorio, Navigating in a Sea of Plastics: A Critical Reflection on the Legal Responses in the Philippines to Marine Plastic Debris 

• • Anton Ming-Zhi Gao, Measures to counter marine plastic debris in Taiwan: A holistic approach

• • Roger Joseph Guzman, Abandoned, Lost and Otherwise Discarded Fishing Gear in Asia Pacific: Status, Trends and Best Management Practices

• • Idowu Kunlere, How to Reduce Marine Plastic Pollution by Improving the Implementation of the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Policy in Nigeria: Lessons for Asian Pacific Countries

• • Jonathan Liljeblad, Littoral Indigenous Communities & Extra-territorial Jurisdiction: Identifying Theory for Group Rights & Transboundary Plastic Waste

• • Adrian Pang, Justice in the Plastic Age: Comprehending Jenjarom’s Plastic Waste Plight through an Environmental Justice Lens analysing the Global Plastic Waste Trade

• • Jacqueline Peel, Regional Solutions: Export Measures for Plastic Recyclables to Reduce Marine Plastic Debris in the Pacific

• • Peixuan Shang, Marine Plastic Governance through International Law in China: International Commitment and State Practice

• • Linda Yanti Sulistiawati, Marine Plastic Pollution Regulation in Indonesia

• • Syaharani and Zefanya Albrena Sembiring, Finding The Missing Piece: Integrating Liability without Fault on Waste Management Law Enforcement in Indonesia

• • Ruilong, Yin, Legal Practice and Future Prospects of Marine Plastic Debris Management in China