The use of the precautionary principle and the non-refoulement principle in public law

Abstract

In addition to interpreting the precautionary principle, the present article shows that this principle of environmental law applies to agricultural practice as well. In a separate chapter, we analyze the relationship between the non-refoulement (also known as non-derogation) principle and the precautionary principle in connection with the latest cases of the Hungarian Constitutional Court’s practice. This article summarizes the counter-arguments of the constitutional judges against a strong interpretation of the precautionary principle and analyzes whether a strong interpretation of said principle prevails in the practice of the Deputy Ombudsman for Future Generations.

Legal Disruption and Sharia Arbitration: Navigating Change, Measuring Impact, and Fostering Innovation

“…In the context of blockchain technology, smart contracts, and digital assets, user data privacy can be well protected through encryption and anonymity mechanisms offered by these technologies [23]. Therefore, the principle of nonrefoulement may no longer be relevant if it becomes a major issue in sharia arbitration disputes.…”