Green Victimology Perspective the Law Number 32 of 2009 on Environmental Protection and Management

Angkasa, Angkasa

doi:10.18196/jmh.20200153

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“…The explanations mentioned above are in line with the concept of green victimology, which explains environmental victimization as a commonly slow, undetectable process allowed to legally and systematically take place by the state to benefit specific industries or powerful corporate actors (Angkasa, 2020;Tsiatsianis, 2021;White, 2015). However, being aware of the issues and participating in environmental movements do not guarantee the prevention of green crime and green victimization.…”

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A Green Criminological Framework for PM2.5 Pollution Prevention in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region

Ngamkaiwan¹,

Sirivunnabood²

2023

JPSS

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Since PM2.5 pollution is often considered an environmental crime, this study proposes a green criminological framework for PM2.5 pollution prevention in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region based on the problem-solving approach for crime prevention. Three data collection methods were applied in this study: documentary research, in-depth interviews, and focus groups. There were 26 participants in total. Qualitative content analysis was employed to identify the significant patterns embedded in the collected data. According to the research findings, challenges to PM2.5 pollution mitigation were classified into three regulatory voids: political voids, institutional voids, and knowledge voids. Combining the possible solutions to the regulatory voids and suggestions from all three data sources, alternative solutions to the PM2.5 crisis were conceptualized into a green criminological framework for PM2.5 pollution prevention. The solutions are based on environmental crime prevention approaches, including socio-legal, regulatory, and social action strategies. These approaches emphasize the enhancement of environmental laws and law enforcement, investments in public infrastructure, land use planning, application of economic incentives and technological solutions, and public participation in pollution monitoring.

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A Green Criminological Framework for PM2.5 Pollution Prevention in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region

Ngamkaiwan¹,

Sirivunnabood²

2023

JPSS

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“…Management from the perspective of green victimology demonstrates that the construction of environmental harm and the limitation of victims should be based on an ecocentric approach. This broadens the idea of victim protection in the law to include both the environment and other legal matters [48]. Dispute resolution through litigation is carried out to increase the effectiveness of enforcing civil environmental laws, mainly to obtain court decisions regarding compensation and specific actions that must be taken by the person in charge of businesses and activities that cause any loss to nearby environment.…”

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Green restorative justice approach in environmental issues to attain the sustainable development

Fuady

Ishak

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Environmental has been a global issue. The industry entities have damaged the ecosystem severely, so the right approach to solve this problem is necessary. This study aims to discuss on the prospects of green restorative justice as the settlement of environmental cases, especially in broken environments due to the industry company activities. This qualitative study used the exploratory method about the chance of green restorative justice to settle the problem between corporations and communities which were damaged in their living area. The findings showed that green restorative justice could be another way to solve the environmental issues because the non-trial process took less time and low cost. Following that, another finding was that implementing re-greening of the ecosystem by the guilty company could be faster and more beneficial for the community as long as the other stakeholders involved, such as the government and media guarding the cases. Furthermore, this study can be used as a future way to face the conflict between the corporation and the society where the environment is the victim, so that sustainable development can be attained.

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“…This dichotomy lies at the heart of environmental ethics and philosophy, as it often serves as the foundation for addressing issues arising from human interactions with the environment. [7]…”

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Law Enforcement and Protection of Victims of Environmental Crimes: A Green Victimology Perspective

Dewi

2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The development of the times that continues to run followed by the rampant environmental issues in the life of the nation and state, cannot be separated. Environmental crimes both from administrative, civil and criminal sides occur a lot in indonesia. Law enforcement and protection that occurs in cases of environmental crimes in indonesia still do not overshadow the problems that will arise both now and in the future. Therefore, this paper will discuss related to how law enforcement and protection of victims of environmental crimes are viewed from the perspective of green victimology. This research is normative juridical research with a conceptual approach. Victims of environmental crimes tend to be under-noticed by the government. The concept of green victimology can be applied in indonesia with the importance of cooperation between related parties such as the government and the community. Efforts that can be made such as harmony between related laws and regulations so that there is no overlap.

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Green Victimology Perspective the Law Number 32 of 2009 on Environmental Protection and Management

Cited by 5 publications

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A Green Criminological Framework for PM2.5 Pollution Prevention in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region

A Green Criminological Framework for PM2.5 Pollution Prevention in the Bangkok Metropolitan Region

Green restorative justice approach in environmental issues to attain the sustainable development

Law Enforcement and Protection of Victims of Environmental Crimes: A Green Victimology Perspective

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